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WEEKEND Rendering courtesy of Moulton Properties, Inc. Weather THURSDAY 11/22 Partly Cloudy O Will Chick-fil-A join Publix? high 67 low 51O ● Agent with Durney Properties. “We are in conversations know,” he said, “but it does Construction moves quickly; Sea “We already have three inline with Chick-fil-A as well many make perfect sense. It’d be a FRIDAY restaurants and only one outpar- other interested parties for the great store - right across from 11/23 Shell Collections set to open in April cel restaurant space available. last outparcel,” Durney says. the high school and in the heart Mostly Sunny VICI PAPAJOHN surrounding the potential ten- We have 11 restaurant-type Steven Gossman, of Gulf Breeze.” high 70O Gulf Breeze News ants surge as well. users that want the area and we Owner/Operator of Chick-fil-A The inline restaurants “I have received 104 letters low 55O [email protected] can only have four total in on Bayou Boulevard in include Island Grille, an upscale of inquiry on only 22 shop accordance with the agreement Pensacola, said he knew nothing concept with a local partner and As the physical evidence of spaces in Sea Shell with Publix.The one outparcel is of a store coming to Gulf a big partner out of Chicago; the Sea Shell Collections SATURDAY 11/24 Collections,” explains Matt all that is left to lease to another Breeze. another upscale grill that has a Shopping Center grows, rumors Durney, Exclusive Leasing See PUBLIX Partly Cloudy restaurant.” “I think I’d be the first to , Page 2A6 high 68O low 55O October temperatures soar Deputies search SUNDAY 11/25 for stolen boat Sunny STAFF REPORTS O STAFF REPORTS high 65 Gulf Breeze News O [email protected] Gulf Breeze News low 50 [email protected] You weren’t alone if you thought last month was a little warmer than Santa Rosa Sheriff's Office deputies are INSIDE usual. asking local residents to be on the lookout According to data released by the for a boat stolen in Northern Santa Rosa National Oceanic and Atmospheric County last week. Business 8A Administration (NOAA), temperatures On Nov. 11, employees at Blackwater Classifieds 3D in October were the ninth warmest on Sport Boats reported a white 2004 Allison Community 3-5&7A record for the contiguous U.S., and XB2003 bass fishing boat equipped with a Crossword 3B especially warm in the Northeast, 225 horsepower Mercury motor stolen from Editorial 6A where five states had their warmest their sales lot in Jay. Also reported missing Faith 7A October on record. was a blue Boatmaster trailer with an Island News 1B The Pensacola Bay area saw tem- expired Florida tag with the license number Obituaries 4A peratures as high as 90 degrees last G50PHU. Schools 7C month, according to the National Witnesses reported that suspects in a Seniors 4B Weather Service office website. The white sport utility vehicle hooked up to the Sports 1-7C average temperature last month was trailer and left westbound on Highway 4 at a Talk of the Town 5A Graphic courtesy of National Oceanic and Atmospheric Adminsitration 81.5 degrees. high rate of speed. Thanksgiving Tips 1D According to data kept by the federal government since 1895, temperatures The January-October 2007 U.S. Anyone with information about the crime “Mailing Statement is on in October 2007 were the ninth warmest on record. The graphic above or the missing vessel is asked to call the Editorial Page” depicts extreme weather worldwide reported last month. See TEMPS, Page 2A6 sheriff's office at 850-983-1191 or Crime Stoppers at 850-437-7867. FOUR SECTIONS VOL. 6, NO. 47 NOVEMBER 21, 2007 Permanent GB license office opens Grants boost STAFF REPORTS Gulf Breeze News Midway FD [email protected] BY PAM BRANNON The Florida Department of Highway Safety Gulf Breeze News

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your “The people of Gulf Breeze needed a new office, and after months of hard work from commissioners reviewed an accounting of DHSMV members, they now have it,” said expenses and revenues closely at their meet- DHSMV Executive Director Electra Bustle. ing last week. “We are excited about the opportunity to bet- "We have to keep close eye on each ter serve our customers. Our customers month's bottom line this year to make sure we expect excellence from us and with our new can make it through the budget year," treasur- office we can now help customers have a pos- er Clyde Broome pointed out. itive experience when doing business with the Last month the district responded to 154

Call 932-8986 today Call 932-8986 today Department.” calls. To cover those calls, they paid out The old Gulf Breeze office was destroyed Submitted photo $61,707 in salaries for the month. Their total Pictured along with DHSMV employees are Mayor Lane Gilchrist, by Hurricane Ivan in 2004. As the people of expenses for October 2007 were $482,518. In County Commissioner John Broxson and Director of the Division of Enjoy your community paper community your Enjoy mailed directly to mailed directly See DHSMV, Page 2A6 Driver Licenses Sandra Lambert. See MIDWAY, Page 2A6

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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com 2A November 21, 2007 GULF BREEZE NEWS PUBLIX: GB offers exceptional demographic Continued from page 1A ■ Vick’s Cleaners graphics in Gulf Breeze are like Some franchisees have asked Additionally, An upscale those in West Palm or Boca for anonymity, according to local presence; and a third slot woman’s store from the Destin Raton. When core concentration Durney. Wednesday, Nov. 21 Santa Rosa will be filled by Camille’s area will fill 3,500 square foot studies were done, Publix “We will have an upscale day No meetings scheduled Sidewalk Cafe, a tenant that has Republican store space. showed they’d pull customers spa and are currently negotiating as of press time Women’s Network never opened in Northwest Durney is very upbeat on the from Scenic Highway and with two more. An upscale chil- Meeting, 11:30 Florida. value of the Gulf Breeze demo- Summit Boulevard.” dren’s party place like one we Thursday, Nov. 22 a.m., IHOP, 2548 “They (Camille’s Sidewalk graphic. Durney reported that many have in Destin is coming and we All government offices Gulf Breeze Cafe) are out of prime demo- “I was involved with Destin conversations began with pre- are in talks with Aveda closed for the Parkway, Gulf Thanksgiving Holiday. Breeze. graphics in south and central Commons and Shops at Paradise mier stores with Pensacola loca- Corporate. We also will have a Guest speaker will Florida, and they only open in Isle and I have done all the big tions. wireless store. All the big guys be Santa Rosa Annual Thanksgiving such areas,” Durney said. County Property boxes locally since 1985 and I’m “Once they realized that one want to be there. And, we will Celebration, 1 p.m., Gulf Appraiser Greg Other confirmed tenants a member of the International third of their sales come from have an upscale, cutting edge Breeze United Methodist Brown. include: Church Community Life Council of Shopping Centers Gulf Breeze, two of the stores eyeglass center with optometric All Republican ■ Center, Soundside Drive at Life is good Genuine (ICSC). At Seashell Collections, had to revisit the idea of moving services,” he said. women are invited to Neighborhood Shops we are doing nontraditional into Gulf Breeze or they would What will happen to Bruno’s? Highway 98, Gulf Breeze. attend. For more information or ■ Two local realtors upscale tenants. Publix is a have cannibalized their own “Publix is called a category Call Jody at 850- ■ to volunteer, contact Terrye 934-0285 to RSVP. Publix Liquor Store unique grocer and the demo- Pensacola location,” Durney said. killer,” Durney says. Takacs at 850-932-3594 to volunteer Santa Rosa School Board Meeting, 10 Friday, Nov. 23 a.m., School District TEMPS: October’s wild weather breaks records No meetings scheduled Administrative Offices, as of press time 5086 Canal Street, Continued from page 1A average temperature of just and ocean surface temperature mum sustained winds near 50 Milton over 80 degrees. for October was the sixth mph. The storm caused wide- Saturday, Nov. 24 temperature was the ninth Delaware, Maryland, New warmest on record, 0.88 spread floods, prompted land- Wednesday, Nov. 28 warmest since national records No meetings scheduled Jersey, Pennsylvania, and degrees above the 20th centu- slides across the island of as of press time City of Gulf Breeze began in 1895, according to Rhode Island had their ry mean. For the January- Hispaniola, and claimed more Executive Committee scientists at NOAA’s National warmest October on record, October year-to-date period, than 140 lives in the Meeting, 6:30 p.m., Gulf Climatic Data Center in Sunday, Nov. 25 Breeze City Hall, 1070 and the Northeast overall its the global land surface temper- Dominican Republic and Haiti. Shoreline Drive, Gulf Asheville, N.C. The global sur- No meetings scheduled second warmest. ature was tied with same period NOAA and other federal and as of press time Breeze face temperature was sixth Based on preliminary esti- in 2005 for third warmest on state agencies have formed an warmest on record for October. mates from the National record. expert drought group that has Monday, Nov. 26 Thursday, Nov. 29 Precipitation was above Interagency Fire Center, more In Costa Rica, heavy rain created an early warning sys- No meetings scheduled All government offices average across the U.S., but not than 9.2 million acres had that fell between Oct. 10 and tem to detect drought and raise as of press time will be closed for the enough to quench the drought burned across the U.S. by 11 caused widespread floods public awareness about why Thanksgiving Holiday. plaguing many parts of the October’s end. The 2007 fire that washed away over 800 drought occurs and its impact Tuesday, Nov. 27 To submit an event for country. At the end of October, season was the second worst on homes and prompted a deadly on humans and nature, called City of Gulf Breeze publication in the calendar, email 35 percent of the contiguous record, exceeded only by the mudslide. The mudslide was the National Integrated Board of Adjustments, [email protected] with U.S. remained in moderate-to- 2006 season, when 9.8 million reported to be the worst weath- Drought Information System, 6:30 p.m., Gulf Breeze City the subject “Calendar.” Items must be received one week exceptional drought, and acres burned. er disaster for Costa Rica in or NIDIS, available on the Web Hall, 1070 Shoreline Drive, Gulf Breeze prior to publication date. unusually dry conditions con- Also in October, tornadoes years, claiming more than 10 at www.drought.gov. tributed to destructive wildfires erupted nearly every week, lives and burying hundreds of NIDIS was created in Covenant Hospice For additional meeting in southern California. with the peak occurring during homes in the town of Atenas. response to extended drought Volunteer Training information, visit: In the contiguous United Oct. 17-19, when a record 87 Tropical Storm Noel became conditions over the past Workshop, 9 a.m., www.splashpensacolabeach.com States, the average temperature twisters tore through the the deadliest storm of the 2007 decade, with strong advocacy Pensacola Covenant www.cityofgulfbreeze.com Hospice branch office, for October was 56.9 degrees. Midwest. season and made landfall in from the Western Governors www.santarosa.fl.gov The Pensacola area saw an 2001 N. Palafox Street, The combined global land Haiti on Oct. 29, with maxi- Association and other groups. Pensacola. www.gulfbreezechamber.com To register or to learn sria-fla.com more, call Barbara Fike at MIDWAY: Fire commissioners select new chairman 850-202-0924. www.santarosa.k12.fl.us Continued from page 1A the month totaled $310,419. In Buck Thackeray has served that cost list, however, was a those revenues, $11,845 was as chair for the past two years. Have questions? $70,000 payment for a new edu- collected in impact fees. The Gorris was the vice chair. A public hearing concerning Elected Officials cational trailer that was covered district received monies from "We have been through a lot the district’s proposed fire CONTACT ✆ by a grant - so Broome pointed two grants, also -- $46,200 from over the past two years and we assessment fees is scheduled for ★ out that it really was not an a 2007 Federal Emergency are heading into some challeng- Dec. 11 at the Midway Fire GULF BREEZE ELECTED DIANE COLEMAN, Dist. 3 Management Agency (FEMA) ing times within the next few OFFICIALS (850) 939-5538 "expense" to the district. District office located on 1070 Shoreline Dr., Gulf Breeze, FL The largest expense listed grant and $47,026 from another months," Thackeray said. "But 32561; (850) 934-5100 HUGH WINKLES, Dist. 2 College Parkway at 6 p.m. (850) 623-6299 was $163,945 for an insurance grant to help pay six firefighters it will be nice to be able to make The hearing is scheduled for Mayor LANE GILCHRIST hired last year. some motions again and be part (850) 932-5565 DIANE SCOTT, Dist. 1 premium. residents to voice their concerns [email protected] (850) 623-0413 "That makes that column In other Midway Fire District of that process, being able to or opinions about the district’s news, the Midway Fire comment a little more often than BEVERLY ZIMMERN FLORIDA STATE look bad for one month, with referendum that is set to appear (850) 932-4717 REPRESENTATIVES this insurance premium right up Commission has a new chair- I can in this chair." on the Jan. 29 ballot. The refer- bzimmern@ ci.gulf-breeze.fl.us man. The commissioners held Vice Chairman for the next GREG EVERS (R) front. But that will level out," endum proposes using a flat fee CARL HOFFMAN District Office: 5424 Willing St., Broome said. "We just had to their re-organizational meeting year will be Joe McPherson, and (850) 932-4948 Milton, FL 32570 system for fire assessments on [email protected] (850) 983-5550 make a large lump sum payment last week, and Jaque Gorris was T.J. Emma will serve as secre- properties within the district, [email protected] elected unanimously as chair- tary. The treasurer's duties will J.B. SCHLUTER right up front for the year." with different fees for business- (850) 232-0939 DAVE MURZIN (R) Net revenues collected for man for the next year. remain with Clyde Broome. [email protected] District Office: Suite 22B, 7100 es than residences. Plantation Rd., Ste. 3, Pensacola, RICHARD FULFORD FL 32504 (850) 932-5135 (850) 494-7330 [email protected] C.V. “CLAY” FORD (R) SANTA ROSA COUNTY DHSMV: License office in temp location since ‘04 District Office: 1804 W. Garden St, COMMISSION Pensacola, FL 32501-4418 6495 Caroline Street, Milton, FL (850) 595-5550 Continued from page 1A the needs of the customers. combination of determination, Appointments for all offices can 32570; (850) 932-1340 or 983-1877 Gulf Breeze started to put their “This new facility represents commitment and hard work,” said be made online at RAY SANSOM (R) JOHN BROXSON, Dist. 5 District Office: 348 SW Miracle Strip communities back together, an the unwavering commitment the the Director of the Division of http://oasis.hsmv.state.fl.us/. (850) 932-2617 Pkwy., Bldg. C, Ste. 12, Fort Walton Department has when it comes to Driver Licenses Sandra Lambert. Customers are still encouraged to [email protected] Beach, FL 32548-5257 office was set up in a temporary rosa.fl.us (850) 833-9328 ‘making changes that matter to skip the trip altogether and use location and the Escambia Tax GORDON GOODIN, Dist. 4 Collector added equipment to Tax you.’ Ivan created a need. And The office will be open five our online services at (850) 939-1274 FLORIDA STATE SENATOR Collector’s offices to help meet that need has been met through a days a week for business. www.GoRenew.com. [email protected] DON GAETZ (R) rosa.fl.us District Office: 217 Miracle Strip Pkwy., Fort Walton Beach, FL DON SALTER, Dist.3 32548 (850) 983-1877 (850) 897-5747 [email protected] SunCom 277-5009 rosa.fl.us [email protected] Road improvements BOB COLE, Dist. 2 (850) 983-1877 U.S. REPRESENTATIVE [email protected] Granada, Sunrise from JEFF MILLER (R) BY PAM BRANNON TOM STEWART, Dist. 1 Pensacola Office: 4300 Bayou Blvd., Ste. 17C, Pensacola, FL 32503 Hwy. 98 to Sunrise Drive, (850) 983-1877 Gulf Breeze News (850) 479-1183 [email protected] Toll Free: (866) 367-1614 [email protected] and Navarre High School rosa.fl.us Boulevard., just east of SANTA ROSA COUNTY U.S. SENATORS Some south end roads in Ortega to just west of SCHOOL DISTRICT Ashwood Way. 5086 Canal St., Milton, FL 32570; Senator MEL MARTINEZ (R) the county will be getting a (850) 983-5000 315 E. Robinson St., Landmark facelift soon, and a couple The two newly paved Center 1, Ste. 475, Orlando, FL ED GRAY III, Dist. 5 32801 red roads will be paved. roads will be Thunder Bolt (850) 932-6287 (407) 254-2573 Santa Rosa County Street, and Nevada Street, JOANN J. SIMPSON, Dist.4 Senator NELSON, BILL (D) US Court House Annex, 111 N. Commissioners have voted from Salamanca Street in (850) 994-5446 Adams St., Tallahassee, FL 32301 to spend $271,608 on resur- Navarre to Andorra Street. (850) 942-8415 facing 12 already paved Bayshore Road will be roads from Gulf Breeze to closed from Nov. 27 Navarre, and another through Dec. 11 for safety Corrections: $32,436 on paving two red upgrades and the addition clay roads for the first of a right turn lane. In the Nov. 15 issue of the an incorrect date. The article time. Motorists are asked to use Gulf Breeze News, the Regional should have read Oct. 17, 1965 Roads to get resurfaced the detour through Grand Organized Crime Information instead of Nov. 17, 1965. Center (ROIC) was incorrectly Gulf Breeze News strives for are: Lamb Drive, Cathleen Pointe subdivision on Mary Pam Randall/Gulf Breeze News Drive, Holiday Drive, Kate Drive and Kelton Merlot or chablis? named the Registry of Organized 100 percent accuracy and we Osprey, Duke Drive, Boulevard. Message Crime Information Center regret any errors in our publica- Verde staff and owner Chris Green, center, served a full Redwood Lane, Kalakawa boards are in place both (ROCIC). tion. house for a Gulf Breeze Chamber after hours event co-host- Court, Maplewood Drive, east and west bound on Also in the Nov. 15 issue, the To report an error, please call Hwy. 98 and on Bayshore ed by Appriver LLC. and Gridsouth Network. Pasta, unique article “Community honors Gulf 850-932-8986 or email Elks Way, Laredo Street wines and a red pepper bisque wowed the crowd that turned Road. Breeze veterans” appeared with [email protected]. between Esplanada to out to network last Thursday.

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Felonies Parkway, Navarre, larceny, less than Navarre, dealing in stolen property 11/11/07 license, habitual offender $5,000, fraud Holman, Richard Scott, 36, W/M, 11/11/07 11/9/07 McGirr, Angela Babette, 25, W/F, 3300 block of Maplewood Drive, Gulf 11/14/07 Lopes, Denivaldo Paulino, 45, Griffin, Paul Nicholas, 29, W/M, Stachler, Jonathan Richard, 18, 8200 block of Navarre Parkway, Breeze, cruelty toward a child, Piciullo, Christy Michelle, 29, W/F, H/M, 7000 block of Manatee Street, Steven Drive, Gulf Breeze, posses- W/M, 400 block of Williamsburg Navarre, grand theft auto obstructing justice 1500 block of College Parkway, Gulf Navarre, DUI sion of marijuana, more than 20 Drive, Gulf Breeze, burglary Breeze, possession of a controlled grams Wood, Joshua Nathan, 24, W/M, 11/13/07 substance without a prescription, 11/14/07 11/10/07 1000 block of Shoreline Drive, Gulf Settle Jr., Wayne Douglas, 30, possession of cocaine Dean, Marshall Shawn, 29, W/M, Lusher, Clayton Nicholas, 22, Brewer Jr., Kenneth Wayne, 21, Breeze, burglary W/M, 2500 block of Valley Road, 7500 block of Black Jack Circle, W/M, 7700 block of Navarre W/M, 2200 block of Fulva Drive, Navarre, driving on a suspended DUI Navarre, DUI

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS November 21, 2007 3A Community Gulf Breeze NEWS GB resident attends CMA awards in style BY FROM STAFF REPORTS chance to attend country years, unable to conceal her excite- Gulf Breeze News music’s biggest night, the 2007 acknowledges ment. [email protected] CMA Awards. that Mary Kay “I was so proud to be associ- Out of more than 700,000 provides ated with Mary Kay,” said Independent Beauty women not Susan Haselton-Kelley. “When Country music celebrities Consultants, six lucky winners only chances I found out I would get to aren’t the only ones who were selected. Beauty consul- to win amaz- attend the event, I was received red carpet treatment. tant and Gulf Breeze resident ing contests thrilled!” Mary Kay, the Official Susan Haselton-Kelley, one of like the “Stars Haselton-Kelley In addition to an all-expense- Beauty Sponsor of the 2007 the lucky winners, was ecstatic in Red Sales paid trip for two to Nashville Country Music Association about the trip, as it doubled as Challenge,” but also the ability for the CMA Awards on Nov. 7, (CMA) Awards, recently held a her honeymoon. to work and grow financially Haselton-Kelley received star- “Stars in Red Sales Challenge” Haselton-Kelley, who has and spiritually. After learning quality treatment – a spa pack- in which the company’s top- served as an Independent the news that her impressive age, backstage tour and a pre- selling Independent Beauty Beauty Consultant with Mary sales made her a winner of the event makeover by a Mary Kay Consultants were given the Kay for approximately 20 challenge, Haselton-Kelley was professional makeup artist.

Submitted photo Diamond wishes Art and Corky Lynch recently celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary. The Lynches are long time residents of Pensacola Beach and Gulf Breeze and have seven children, 15 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.

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Students from Oriole Beach Elementary School were bused to the Community Life Center for two days to take part in a hands-on science fair.

Above: Stephan Knutson of Earth Adventures, Inc. asks stu- dents to "step into his world." Students entered a large inflat- ed globe to learn all about the world's continents, highest mountains and more.

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Franklin Hayes/Gulf Breeze News Legacy remembered Sports Section Members of Nancy Keyes’ family hits a home run and Meg Peltier with the Gulf Breeze Area Chamber of Commerce stand every week! behind a memorial dedicated in (850) 932-8986 Keyes’ honor on Nov. 10. The memo- rial, a Great Dane statue imported from London, stands in the Shoreline Bark Park as a tribute to Keyes’ dedication to Gulf Breeze and animals. The Gulf Breeze Dog REMA Lovers Association petitioned the FI N City of Gulf Breeze to name the new dog park: "The Shoreline Bark Park: Dedicated to the Memory of Nancy Termite & Pest Control Keyes." “To The Rescue Since 1977” Keyes is credited with establishing the chamber’s annual PetFest and Gulf Breeze was an important member of the 932-9288 ! chamber staff in the 1990’s.

OBITUARIES

ROBERT BEAVERS Rose Lawn Funeral Home. He is preceded by A. M. Warnock Sr. and wife 1956 - 2007 Margret H. Warnock. Robert Beavers (Feb. 12, ALBERT M. WARNOCK JR Visitation was held at 1956––Nov. 4, 2007) of Gulf Rose Lawn Funeral Home on Breeze––previously of 1935-2007 Friday, Nov. 2, from 6 p.m. Newark, N.J.-is survived by Albert M. Warnock Jr. was to 8 p.m. Funeral service his loving wife Kathleen; born in Birmingham, Ala. was held at St. Francis of the loving children Christopher, March 11, 1935. Lived in Assisi Episcopal Church of Kaitlyn & Jacquelyn; and Montgomery and Mobile Gulf Breeze on Saturday, five loving sisters. A devot- Ala. He was a graduate of Nov. 3 at 10:30 a.m. ed father, brother & hus- Murphy High School, Arrangement entrust to Rose band, a lover of classic rock, Springhill Collage, and Lawn Funeral Home. Rob touched many lives as MBA, Jacksonville State owner and operator of R/B University. A resident of Home Improvements; the Gulf Breeze, Fla. attention and care for his He touched many lives Obituaries are work was only outdone by though his church, The Boy published free of his enthusiasm. Viewing was Scouts of America, and the held at Rose Lawn Thursday, United States of Power charge in Gulf Nov. 8 6-8:00 p.m., a service Squadron. He is survived by Breeze News. at St. Ann’s Catholic Church his loving wife; Dini, Sons; Friday, Nov. 9, 9:30 a.m., Matt, Jan, and Chris. Sister; Have funeral direc- officiated by Monsignor Elaine Walls and family. Luke Hunt. In lieu of flow- Sister – in law; Anna tor email notices to ers, contributions can be Clausen and family and news@gulf- made to the family. Brother – in law and wife Arrangements entrusted to Leo and Sonja Leijenhuijs. breezenews.com.

www.gulfbreezenews.com (850) 932-8986 GULF BREEZE NEWS GULF BREEZE NEWS November 21, 2007 5A Community Gulf Breeze NEWS GB Optimists prepare for tree sales The Optimist Club of Gulf Glass Studio, Publix of Navarre, Breeze had assistance from the Edna Wright’s family and Lowe marines preparing for their of Ocean Springs, Miss. Christmas tree sale this year. The group met at the Marines Josh Weiland, Philip Pensacola Civic Center on Nov. Peroune, Javier Cruz and Karlo 14. Lunch was at 11:30 a.m. and www.gulfbreezenews.com Landrau helped Gulf Breeze the program featured Yvonne Optimists prepare their Sabation. Christmas tree lot for delivery of The Gulf Isle Neighbor this year’s Christmas trees. The Christmas Party will be held Get in your Marines took turns operating the Dec. 12 at the Hurlburt Field massive jackhammer that drove Officers’ email rebar supports for the trees into Club from 6 to 10 p.m. Music inbox! the ground. Jack Leaycraft will be provided by PartyTyme supervised installation of the Productions. The cost is $30 per Get the latest news delivered sprinkler system, assisted by Al person. Call 850-939-8662 or Campbell and John Morrissey. 850-932-5998 for details or to your desktop every Thursday! Mark Meister installed lighting place a reservation by submit- Just visit www.gulfbreezenews.com and find the icon at for the Christmas tree lot. ting a check payable to GIN by the top right (next to the temperature). Enter your email Optimist members who Dec. 7 at P.O. Box 91, Gulf address as instructed and you will get headlines every Thursday, direct from your community news source, Gulf helped to prepare for the trees Breeze, Fla., 32562-0091. There Submitted photo U.S. Marines take turns operating the huge jackhammer, dri- Breeze News. included: Tom Naile, Optimist will be tickets for the jeweled ving tree supports into the ground in preparation of the Gulf International (OI) North Florida Christmas tree and other raffles. Subscribe or Advertise Today! Call 932-8986 Breeze Optimist Christmas tree sale. District Governor; Ray Shane, The Christmas Party has been a OI President; Charles Gray; special event in the club’s annu- Belie Williams; Pete Stroux; Nat al calendar. Harris; Bob Willice; Randy Sharp and Jim Napoleone. Heron Oak Artists Attention Publicity Christmas tree sales began annual Open House Chairmen: Sunday, Nov. 18, and will con- Heron Oak Artists annual Send emails to Betty Archer Allen tinue Monday through Friday Holiday Open House will be from 3 to 7:30 pm until mid Sunday, Dec. 2 from 2 to 7 p.m. at [email protected] December. Saturday and Sunday at Copper Heron Studio of Autry or write to Talk of the Town at hours are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. The Dye, located at 989 Great Oaks Gulf Breeze News P.O. Box 1414, Gulf Breeze, Florida Christmas tree lot is located Drive in the Oaks subdivision behind the Gulf Breeze High Gulf Breeze, FL 32562, subject : approximately four miles east of Discovering Shining Stars Since 1978 School baseball field, at the cor- Gulf Breeze on Highway 98. “Talk of the Town” ner of Highway 98 and Andrew The new art of Susan Bright, Archer Allen ● Mary Lou’s Model Convention Jackson Trail. As a non-profit Autry Dye, John Hagenbucher, on December 1 for all ages. organization, the Gulf Breeze Jane Nowlin, Lois Overbaugh, ● We are celebrating 30 years. Optimists contribute all funds to Royanne Pace and Bill Triemer Talent Agency Lic.# 0000204 benefit our area youth. For more will be displayed along with ● information, contact Ray Shane many handmade gifts and cards. presents... Classes held monthly and designed to build at 850-324-0071, Charles Gray For more information call 850- self-esteem and discover new faces for our agency. at 850-932-3835 or Fred Seager 932-8397. ● Classes held in Gulf Breeze, Ft. Walton & Panama City. at 850-934-8247. ● Main office in Harbourtown - Unit 15A, Gulf Breeze, FL Carol Holland Doyle Gulf Isle Neighbors of the ------Carol Holland Doyle, a mem- Talk By BettyT Archerown Allen www.marylousmodels.com Fall Events ber of Gulf Breeze Arts, Inc., is The fall season has been a displaying her colorful beach 6464 Gulf Breeze Parkway, Gulf busy time for Gulf Isle and underwater acrylic artwork Breeze. For additional ticket Neighbors (GIN). In October, at the Gulf Breeze Library. information, call 850-435-2533 the Bingo Brunch was a wonder- Carol’s work is truly unique and or call the parish office at 850- ful success. Darlene Goderski will be on exhibit until the first 939-3020. Don’t miss this kept everyone entertained while of January. All her art is for sale, inspiring concert when the calling the bingo numbers. The and interested persons should Hallelujah Chorus will ring the Gulf Breeze door prizes and bingo prizes contact the artist directly. For rafters with joyous holiday spir- were first class but most of all, information about the club, or it. the participants had a great time. the show, contact Mrs. Kudos to Darlene and the Ways Brinkman at 850-932-0125. Emerald Coast Bead Optimist Club and Means Committee for pro- viding such a fantastic day. Handel’s Messiah Society The Emerald Coast Bead The Craft Committee met on The Pensacola Symphony Society presents the annual Community Projects: Oct. 3 and assembled 60 Orchestra and the Choral Holiday Show Dec. 1 at The Halloween gift bags for Society of Pensacola will per- Oratorical Contest Wright Place, located at 80 East Annual Hospice. The bags were decorat- form Handel’s Messiah at St. Sell tickets for football Wright Street in Pensacola. ed with cats, bats and pumpkins Sylvester Catholic Church on Hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and games and then stuffed with candy, Sunday, Dec. 2 at 3 p.m. admission is free. The event Christmas small toy favors, and beanie The concert will feature “Just Say No” Poster will feature glass, lamp work babies. Tootsie roll pop ghosts Linda Mabbs, soprano; Contest and dichroic beads, findings, were made for each bag. Stephanie Novacek, mezzo finished jewelry, batik clothing Annual Dolphin Invitational Committee members present soprano; Vale Rideout, tenor and and articles, macramé items, Swim Meet were: Lynda Krenning, Joyce Stephen Bryant, baritone. wire-wrapped jewelry, soft- Tree Lowery, Catherine Driscoll, Tickets will be available after all Optimist Christmas sculpture dolls, purses, decorat- Edna Wright, Marianne masses at the parish office and at Basketball Tournament ed gourds, pottery, paintings and Zimmerle, Kathy Christoff, the door. Advanced tickets are other artwork all made by the College Scholarships Lynn Preece, Sally Muldoon and $25 for reserved seating and $20 Tish Strickland. members of the Emerald Coast Sale Bike Rodeo for general seating. If purchased Bead Society. For further infor- The following businesses and at the door, tickets will be $30 Respect for Law Day mation please contact Mary people contributed to the suc- for reserved seating and $25 for Fraser Fir Jordan at 850-455-6109 or email Sportsability Games cess of this event: Olive Garden general seating. St. Sylvester’s [email protected]. in Pensacola, Maria’s Stained Catholic Church is located at 6’ - 10’ Contribute to GBSA, Caring & Sharing, Hospice, See TALK, Page 7A6 SAT - SUN Manna Food Bank, 10 AM - 8 PM Scouting, Tiger Point Rec What's In A Name? Center, Band, Chorus, Ask More Than 20,000 Satisfied Patients Drama, DARE, Duchene MI, WEEKDAYS ROTC, Teachers of the Year, THE 3 PM - 7:30 PM Youth Appreciation, Project MCCOLLOUGH Graduation PLASTIC SURGERY CLINIC OPEN NOV 18 - DEC 22 founded by world-renowned facial plastic surgeon Dr. E. Gaylon McCollough peer selected as one of "America's Top Plastic Surgeons" and "Best Doctors in America" Also Available for Body and Breast Surgery on the Gulf Breeze Baseball Field Dr. Stephen E. Metzinger Corner of Highway 98 and Andrew Jackson Trail Dr. Nathan W. Patterson For special requests or information call: Ray Shane at 324-0071; Charles Gray at 932-3835; or Fred Seager at 934-8247 Dr. Melanie Petro If you are interested in becoming a member, come to one of our meetings. We meet every Call Friday at 6:45 a.m. in the Gulf Breeze Hospital Cafeteria. 1-868-468-7600

www.gulfbreezenews.com (850) 932-8986 GULF BREEZE NEWS 6A November 21, 2007 GULF BREEZE NEWS Opinion Gulf Breeze NEWS On the P.O. Box 1414 913 Gulf Breeze Parkway Spot: Harbourtown Unit #35 Gulf Breeze, FL 32562 Office: (850) 932-8986 WHERE WE PUT Fax: (850) 932-8794 PEOPLE “ON THE www.gulfbreezenews.com SPOT” TO ANSWER A QUESTION “ON 2007 Florida Press Association Award Winner THE SPOT.” ■ 2nd Place Religion Writing By Franklin Hayes ■ 1st Place Sports Section ■ 1st Place Individual Graphic When do you start your holiday shopping? CO-PUBLISHERS /EDITORS: Lisa Newell Victoria Papajohn

SPORTS EDITOR: Jason Thompson Students denied civil rights at schools My name is Janet Stephens pledge of allegiance, but why EDITOR: and I am a citizen of Gulf when there isn't liberty and jus- Franklin Hayes Breeze, Fla. I have three children tice for all? The past dean ages 17, 16 and 12. promised Jon, (and I have it on ADVERTISING SALES: In our school district children tape) and the school board, that Scott Page are afforded no protection under as soon as Jon was allowed back, Pam Randall the constitution of the USA! I am he would be welcomed back. Patti Spaniola speaking of Zero tolerance Janet Stephens The code of student conduct polices. affords that an ESE student is they admitted using drugs. Both and by the grace of God he OFFICE MANAGER: At Gulf Breeze High School allowed to return after a full nine every child, even learning dis- when safely in my care said they failed! He had to be hospitalized weeks regardless if the offense Karen Murphy abled, are denied simple liberties had to say that they did so they for three days until he was stabi- was a manifestation of their dis- that we as adults take for granted would leave them alone. lized. He is now diagnosed with ability but the dean denied Jon’s GRAPHICS / PRODUCTION: everyday. Such as the right to Jonathan had to be hospitalized post-traumatic stress disorder return. Jon had stayed out of Art Director remain silent, the right to have a after this incident and passed and mood disorders. trouble, made all B's and one C. “About the week before Nikola Stamenkovich parent or legal counsel present, blood and urine drug screen It's time to give our children His returning was out of the Christmas.” for that matter there is no advo- tests, Justin passed as well. They the same rights that the law question because instead of alter- -Thomas Koch CONTRIBUTORS: cate for the students allowed at then suspended Justin for ten affords murderers and rapists! native placement he had to do Gulf Breeze Betty Archer Allen all! I understand the need for days for lying about getting high When I asked about their civil hospital homebound due a men- T. “Bubba” Bechtol protection of our children and even though they bullied him rights, I was told under 18 you tal break down caused by them, Bette Boyle schools, as I am a loving Mother. into admitting he had done have none! That same afternoon that is blatant discrimination. Pam Brannon My 17-year-old learning-dis- something, when in fact he did- I asked an officer if I popped a The problem needs to be fixed, Chuck Randle abled son Jonathan was ques- n't! Jonathan told them that the 15-year-old upside his head what we are losing our future with tioned or interrogated approxi- night prior to this questioning he would happen. His immediate every child lost. mately three and a half hours, the had allowed a boy that didn't response was you would be I know that one voice can Member: whole time begging them to call have money to get into the soft- arrested for assault on a minor. I make a difference and I know his mother to help him, every ball game to sit in his truck. then asked, so minors under 18 that if every parent stands up for Florida Press Association time this request was denied! When he had returned to his do have civil rights? what's right we can make a dif- National Newspaper Assn. When a police officer puts on vehicle to retrieve his girl friends He quickly ference together! It could happen Gulf Breeze Area Chamber his uniform and attaches his jacket, that's when he caught him replied “Of to your child. An example, your badge he is required to follow the smoking pot. Jon kicked him out course, why daughter gives her friend a ride of Commerce (“2003 Small of his vehicle doing exactly what you think the Business of the Year”) law. An officer of the law should to school that morning and on not perform illegal questioning, he had been taught to do, not Department of the ride they have a argument, if Pensacola Beach Chamber bullying, degrading, chastising a realizing that when he startled Children and she decides to get back at her, all of Commerce child, and forcibly removing the the boy he had dropped a little in Families is so she has to do is drop a Midol Pensacola Chamber keys of a child and illegal search- the passenger floor. That boy over- from her pocket or a finger nail was expelled and even though whelmed?” of Commerce es. In our case, they interrogated Stephens file, guess what, your child is “About now. I don’t get out in my child until he admitted to Jon had not participated, he was Here in the expelled just like that! that mad house the day after Navarre Tourist still expelled too! Since when State of Florida we have an Development Council doing something that he did not This is a problem for the Thanksgiving.” do, participating in drug usage to did it become the schools job to extremely high drop out rate. whole country. We as a society -Tim Wise Santa Rosa County Chamber make them stop. In addition to be judge and jury? How many were expelled and need to reform zero tolerance of Commerce Gulf Breeze my disabled child, this also See, my son couldn't be arrest- how many were unfortunately and work conjunctively to teach LETTER POLICY: Gulf Breeze includes my 16-year-old, Justin ed, the law says he had to be successful with their attempt at and protect by following the News welcomes your opinion. as well, at a different time how- aware of constructive possession suicide? Not every child has a laws that the constitution of our We reserve the right to edit a ever. and not only was he unaware; he mom like me that will fight great country and our fore letter to fit space available. We Now think about this, my tested negative for all sub- against insurmountable odds to fathers in there infinite wisdom do not accept letters containing learning disabled and my other stances. My 17-year-old son fix this sort of injustice. We drafted to protect all especially a personal attack on any indi- son, interrogated so severely that tried to kill himself that same day enforce our children to say the the young and weak! vidual. Letters must be limited to one per month from an indi- vidual writer. If we receive form letters, we will print only the first one we receive. Include your Midway Fire District offers residents peace of mind name, address and daytime I am writing in response to rich that works for Midway phone number. Mr. Biff Wheeler's letter in Letter to the Editor Fire District. In fact, our per- CORRECTIONS: Gulf Breeze [the Nov. 1] opinion section. sonnel fall into the lower News is committed to accuracy Unfortunately, Mr. Wheeler minutes. The volunteer depart- providing emergency services. median range in terms of and wants to hear from you if we does not have his facts ments have substantially If you want to compare costs, salary and benefits. What is “Right around now.” need to make a correction or straight. His comparison of fire longer response times. look at other professional fire different is that, unlike some -Mike Tate clarification. Please email us service in North Santa Rosa While you are comparing, service organizations such as paid fire departments, our per- Pensacola at [email protected] County to Midway Fire compare the cost of homeown- Okaloosa Island Fire District sonnel deliver value-added with the subject line District is like comparing er's insurance in North Santa or Ocean City Wright Fire service to the community. This CORRECTION or apples and oranges. Rosa County where the ISO District. I think you would be requires more training, more CLARIFICATION. Or, call First of all, the numbers of rating is as high as a nine com- surprised at what their millage effort and more dedication. So, (850) 932-8986 during calls to Midway Fire district pared to Midway's ISO of five. rate is compared to Midway's. before you criticize those who office hours and ask for are much higher due to a sub- get up at 3 a.m. to extricate a news or sports departments. Another difference is that The real question, Mr. ADVERTISERS: Gulf Breeze stantial population increase Midway is trying to meet Wheeler, is what price do you trapped person out of a car News will not be responsible for over the years. national standards for staffing put on lives and the quality of wreck on Highway 98 or pull quality or discoloration in ads He also fails to tell the read- on emergency scenes. Yes, life in this area? Is it worth it to sleeping citizens out of a house provided by the advertiser or its ers that there are many times there are a specific number of you to have peace of mind fire, I ask you to consider how agents. when calls for service in North qualified personnel for specific knowing that during an emer- your comments make them Santa Rosa go unanswered due types of emergencies. Midway gency you will have qualified feel. You are correct in one Gulf Breeze News is published to only having volunteers who currently does not meet this and well-trained professionals area of your letter: Midway's weekly on Thursdays for $30 are not always available. standard. So in reality, Midway to take care of you in a timely personnel are highly trained per year by Gulf Breeze News Then there are the levels of and very marketable. They stay Publishing, Inc. Periodical is not a Mercedes, not a Ford, manner… all for the cost of postage paid at Gulf Breeze, training differences: Midway but an example of a low cost less than $1 a day? You and the and serve this community Florida. USPS # 021819. has state certified professional professional fire emergency voters of Midway decide sir. because they care. I would Sorry, no refunds on subscrip- firefighters. Many of the vol- services operation especially We are simply the profession- invite you or ant other member tions. POSTMASTER: Please unteer departments in the area when you compare it to other als who provide the service. of the public to do a ride along “I don’t usually do much. I start send address changes to lack state certified personnel. professional fire departments I ask you to also keep in with us and see how busy we the week before Christmas.” Gulf Breeze News, P.O. Box Midway has cross-trained in the state or nationwide. mind that the service you are and what you really get for -Brad Foley 1414, Gulf Breeze, FL 32562. paramedics. No volunteer ser- The travesty is not receive in Midway from our your money. Pensacola Beach All content is copyrighted vice offers that level of train- Midway's costs. It is that the highly trained professionals is Stephen Demeter 2007. Advertising rates are ing in Florida. Midway has an rest of the county lacks suffi- provided to you because we Fire Chief available upon request. average response time of 4.5 cient funding when it comes to care. There is no one getting Midway Fire District

GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS November 21, 2007 7A Faith/Community Gulf Breeze NEWS BRACE organizer named finalist for Life Award Pensacola Bay area. Resources to do what she could with what pose is to engage the entire com- Life Awards Program. True to whisper to…just to you. ‘Well BY PAT SOUTHERLAND were available in both public was available. munity now, before a disaster, in her humble spirit, she insists that done. Have faith. I know you Special to Gulf Breeze News [email protected] and private sectors. The chal- As community leaders began all four phases of emergency she did not do this alone and are making a difference.’ ” lenge came in trying to put the to put together a plan for imme- management: preparedness, always gives credit to her team. Now the people in the area Some excel at turning tragedy two parts together and in enlist- diate and long-term recovery, response, recovery and mitiga- Jackie’s faith is also very evident can say this to Jackie Bell by into triumph. ing more key players, especially Bell became an integral part of tion. The threat of hurricanes in her work and in her responses. casting our vote in support of her “I have no transportation and from the faith-based community. the effort as she was on the formed In a speech which she gave to hard work and dedication to I need to get medicine for my As she struggled to match the board of Rebuild Northwest BRACE, but it the Rebuild NW Florida group, making Northwest Florida a wife” -- “ Our trailer lost the available help to the immediate Florida and the chair of the is now pre- she ended by saying, “My very safer, better place for all. roof. Where can I get a tarp and needs, she was able to match Escambia County Long Term pared to han- personal note to each of you is You may cast your ballots for someone to put it on? I am 85 two of her skills to begin to Recovery Committee. Working dle any type of that I believe that there is a God Jackie Bell until Jan. 7 at years old.” bring a solution to this problem. in these areas gave her insight disaster. who is bending down close to www.volvoforlifeawards.com. As Jackie Bell answered calls Bell has an innate compassion into the intricacies of the system The com- like this in the Escambia County for those who are in need of help and also gave her a vision of the munity can in any way. She also has organi- direction needed next. The result now support Emergency Operations Center Bell after Hurricane Ivan, needs zational skills backed by the was an organization called Be the efforts of came in that could not be met. determination to put a plan into Ready Alliance Coordinating for Jackie Bell and BRACE have The frustration that was fostered action. Emergencies (BRACE) dedicat- championed. in the aftermath led her to move “There has to be a better way ed to making this community the Jackie Bell has been named forward with efforts to make a to do this,” was her recurring most disaster resilient communi- one of the 10 finalists in the difference for the people in the thought as she worked tirelessly ty in America. Their core pur- safety category of the Volvo for Kitchens~Baths~Interiors Work with an award winning Call for an Appointment Certified Kitchen Designer and realize substantial 626-9636 savings on cabinets crafted by St. Paul holds charity Thanksgiving dinner www.thekatzdesign.com Pennsylvania artisans. BY PAM BRANNON "We even served a man Gulf Breeze News who said he had not eaten in [email protected] three days. And there were seniors there who could not Some members of the St. cook for themselves and Paul's United Methodist they so enjoyed the day. Church of Gulf Breeze will be That makes it all worth- giving up their time at home while," said Andrea Short, Thanksgiving Day to be at the outreach chairman for the church. They will be organiz- church. ing, preparing and serving a The meal is being offered community Thanksgiving din- free to anyone who wants to participate. The menu will ner, especially for anyone who GULF BREEZE PENSACOLA might not be able to cook for include 20 smoked turkeys, green bean casserole, 932-9434 477-5656 themselves, or don’t have fam- 41 Fairpoint Drive 9400 University Pkwy ily to share the day with. The mashed potatoes and gravy, Suite F In Baptist Medical Park dinner will be served from 12 salads, corn, yams, dress- to 4 p.m. -- or until all the food ing, and all the trimmings, Frank Lachowsky, MD, PA ------is gone. including assorted rolls and Asthma Board Certified Allergy & Immunology This is the second year St. breads and pies. Paul's is hosting the dinner. The dinner will be served Pam Brannon/Gulf Breeze News Last year they ended up about in the fellowship hall at the Members of St. Paul United Methodist Church will hold a charity 200 people walking through church on Highway 98, near Thanksgiving dinner on Nov. 22 from 12 p.m. until 4 p.m. The the line by the end of the day. Midway. meal is free and open to the public. Caring and Sharing announces collection locations STAFF REPORTS Navarre; Dr. Robert Randel, Bank, Navarre; Winn-Dixie, at 850-939-0727. Gulf Breeze News Tiger Point Chiropractic Center, Gulf Breeze; Publix, Navarre; Financial contributions are [email protected] Gulf Breeze; Emerald Coast Wal-Mart, Gulf Breeze and also needed and will be used to at Gulf Breeze Acupuncture, Gulf Breeze; E.H. Navarre. purchase non-perishable food Caring and Sharing now has Pullum Senior Center, Navarre; Caring and Sharing seeks to certificates, gift certificates for collection boxes in South Santa Mail’s A Breeze and RJ Salon brighten the holidays for those clothing for all the children of Rosa locations where those who Spa, Gulf Breeze; Gulf Breeze in need in South Santa Rosa by the families the organization United Methodist Church holding two holiday-themed serves. wish to contribute non-perish- · 110 Bed Assisted able food, hygiene products and Community Life Center, Gulf distributions of food, clothing Contributors may also drop Breeze; Gulf Breeze News, Gulf and household goods. The first off their donations at Oriole Living/Retirement new toys may drop off their Community donations. Breeze city hall and Gulf Breeze distribution will coincide with Beach Elementary School’s · Locally Owned They are located at the fol- Area Chamber of Commerce, Thanksgiving and the second cafeteria after 4 p.m. on Friday, lowing places: Adam’s Homes Gulf Breeze; Navarre Chamber will include food and gifts for Dec. 14. and Operated Harvest Village, Navarre; of Commerce and Navarre Area children at Christmas. For large For more information, to · Home Cooked Meals America’s Top Realty and Board of Realtors (NABOR), pick-ups, please call Caring and make a financial donation, or to · Linen and AppRiver, Gulf Breeze; Navarre; Region’s Bank (both Sharing and leave a message volunteer call: 850-939-0727, or Housekeeping Service Century 21 Island View Realty, Navarre locations) and Whitney with a name and phone number visit www.santarosacares.com. · 24 Hour Staff and Security Conveniently · Activities Program TALK: Kick off holiday season with Pensacola Opera · Respite & Day Care located in Continued from page 5A sions. For further information were due by Monday, Nov. 5. Highpointe Properties. Mollye Gulf Breeze call Wendy Brandon at 850-932- Table sponsorships, vendors, Barrow of Channel 3 News the heart of 7619 or Shari Fulford at 850- and silent auction donations are announced the winners of the Gulf Breeze Hospital Auxiliary 932-5135. still welcome. Contact Erin many prizes. President Jane 934-1061 Gulf Breeze Hospital Kelley at 850-433-6737 or Arnott says the artist/crafters and behind Auxiliary cordially invites you to Pensacola Opera [email protected] for all who attended the fair and lun- join them in celebrating the holi- Cancun’s www.villasgulfbreeze.com Guild Hosts 6th more details. cheon were appreciated. All net day season by recognizing Tickets are $35, and can be proceeds are donated to local Restaurant friends and loved ones with a Annual Fall Fashion purchased by contacting the charities. AL#9664 light on the 2007 Tree of Light. Show opera at 850-433-6737. The Tree of Light holds a spe- Start the holiday season at cial meaning for members of the Mustin Beach Officer’s Club Gulf Coast Friends Gulf Breeze Hospital Family and Thursday, Nov. 29 with the Arts/Craft Fair the community it serves. Each Pensacola Opera Guild as they light honors an individual or present their sixth annual fall Luncheon XVII group that supports the Gulf luncheon and fashion show. Bid Gulf Coast Friends had a very Breeze Hospital Auxiliary. on items at the silent auction, successful Arts/Crafts Fair For a minimum donation of $5 browse the wares of local artists Luncheon Nov. 8. The donors your light will shine on the Tree and businesswomen at the ven- were: Lee Tracy Fashions, Tea of Light in recognition of the per- dor’s fair and enjoy a wonderful Time, Shoreline Deli, Majestic son or group you choose. During lunch while watching the fashion Travel, Antiquarian Jewelers, the holidays, your light tells them show with ladies’ casual and Curves, Community Life Center you are thinking of them in a evening wear from Marisa’s Aerobics and Line Dancing, very special way. Their names Boutique and men’s formalwear Sidelines, Billie Bob’s, Market will appear in the Book of Honor by Randall’s Formal Wear. All on the Beach, Open Rose, Bells, displayed in the hospital lobby funds raised go to support Woods Gallery, Avon, Sal’s and a card will be sent notifying Pensacola Opera, including their Pizzeria, Portifino Spa, Nosh, them of your thoughtfulness. nationally recognized education Vannoy Tires, Pam Wynn, Fran If you wish to participate, and outreach programs. Mudsatup, Georgia Emmert, forms are available in the hospi- This year, one lucky attendee Hemingways, Kazbor’s Grill, tal gift shop or the volunteer will be selected to receive a Hidden Creek Country Club, office. Completed forms can be makeover that includes a new Cocodries, Navarre Liquor, returned to the Gulf Breeze hairstyle, makeup and skincare Ruby Tuesday’s, Verde Hospital Gift Shop or mailed to consultation, a new outfit and Restaurant, Clara Brosnaham, the Gulf Breeze Hospital accessories and an assortment of Unique Gift Shoppe, Cream Auxiliary, 1110 Gulf Breeze other beauty-related gifts. Studio, Serenity Salon, Margaret Parkway, Gulf Breeze, Fla., Stylists include: Mimi Bogan O’Dell, Aloha Liquors, 32561. with Mary Kay Cosmetics, Janie Barnhill’s, Decorator Den, Proceeds go to the Auxiliary Fonseca with 10th Avenue Hair Lowes, Cancun, Beau Rivage, Scholarship Fund for students Design, and Marisa, owner of Papillions Gift Shop, Bere pursuing health related profes- Marisa’s boutique. Nominations Jewelers, The Framery and

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Students learn Rotary principles Call Now to Reserve Your STAFF REPORTS Chavez's fifth grade class from the classroom, the Gulf Breeze News for participating in the annu- essay is one [way to] talk to [email protected] al essay contest. After the these students about charac- !! students read their essays, ter." HHoolliiddaayy GGrreeeettiinngg CCaarrdd Dashean Chavez's fifth Chavez thanked them for the The Rotary Four Way Test grade class at Gulf Breeze opportunity to participate. essay contest is conducted in Gulf Breeze News Dec. 20 Elementary School partici- "We have so much focus annually, asking students to Call (850) 932-8986 for details pated in the Gulf Breeze on the FCAT testing in our write a reflection on the four Rotary Four Way Test Essay schools and it is a great Rotary principles: “In things Contest this year and four opportunity to have a we think, say and do: Is it winners were announced at morals-based lesson. I plan the truth? Is it fair to all Rotary's weekly breakfast to conduct this Rotary Four concerned? Will it bring meeting at the Andrews Way Test essay challenge good will and better friend- THERE’S NO FAMILY Institute. every year," he said. "Now ship? Will it be beneficial to First place and winner of that the bible is excluded all concerned?” a $200 savings EXACTLY bond and $20 movie gift cer- tificate is Abby LIKE YOURS Gubernaut. Second place and winner of a That’s why you need a financial plan Jon Kagan, CFP® $100 savings just as unique. As a Raymond James Financial Advisor bond and $20 financial advisor, I understand that. Raymond James Financial Services movie gift cer- With Raymond James, I have the Gulf Winds Wealth Strategies tificate is Ben freedom to offer unbiased advice and Lowrimore. 7552 Navarre Parkway, Suite 35 the resources to help you create a Navarre, FL 32566 There was a truly individual financial plan. tie for third (850) 936-6686 place and both To learn more about creating a plan [email protected] Callie Craighead and focused on your family, contact me Mary Klisart today. were given a $50 savings Securities offered through Raymond James Financial Services, Inc. bond and $20 Member NASD/SIPC, an independent broker/dealer. Securities are Not NCUA insured, Not Guaranteed by Gulf Winds Federal Credit movie gift cer- Submitted photo Union, subject to risk, and may lose value. tificate. Back row from left: Pam Langham, Ben Lowrimore and Dashean Chavez Gulf Breeze Rotary also Front from left: is Callie Craighead, Mary Klisart, Abby Gubernaut and gwfcu.org donated $557 to Rotary President Paul Stanley. WEALTH STRATEGIES

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Willets joins Resort Realty Mark Lee, Broker for Levin Rinke Resort Realty, welcomes Paula Willets as the newest member of the team. Paula has been in real estate for over five years and specializes in residen- tial real estate and beach prop- erty. She previously owned a decorating business and brings a keen sense of stag- ing to the properties that she has listed and sold. "I have Willets know Paula and Gerod Willets for years. They are committed to the com- munity and making a difference in it, which ties with the culture we are committed to at Resort Realty. Paula is professional and has a strong sense of ser- vice to her clients and commu- nity. We are a real team at Resort and feel Paula will fit in nicely," Lee said. Paula was previously with Remax on the coast. Rappold joins Cox Media The Cox Media team wel- comes Account Executive Stephanie Rappold. Rappold pre- viously worked as a manager for Rappold Luxottica Retail in Pensacola, St. Louis, oyster perpetual Mo. and San Antonio, Texas 36mm datejust Rappold will work with local businesses providing advertis- ing opportunities. Sacred names VP of risk management Ava D. “Deanie” Lancaster has joined Sacred Heart Health System as vice president of quality and risk management. Lancaster came to Sacred Heart from Saint Thomas Hospital in OFFICIAL ROLEX JEWELER Nashville, Tenn, and has over ROLEX OYSTER PERPETUAL AND DATEJUST ARE TRADEMARKS. 30 years of experience in the medical field.

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Section B GULF BREEZE NEWS November 21, 2007 Baker County mystery creature may be fox squirrel

The speculation about the mys- tery creature in Baker County is run- ning rampant. Stories run the gamut from an escaped ape to a juvenile “big foot,” according to media reports. However, according to officials with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC), there may be another explanation – an orange phase fox squirrel. Fox squirrels are the largest species of tree squirrel. They have distinct color phases ranging from reddish brown to pale grey backs and red to yellow-orange bellies. These animals can be about 2 feet in length, when measuring the tail and body. They have broad tails, coarse, griz- Franklin Hayes/Gulf Breeze News zled fur and short ears. Sunset over the Sound FWC Officer Ken Holmes, the Boat docks on Soundview Trail Drive are almost in silhouette as the autumn sun sinks into the horizon. Weather experts are predicting another beauti- investigator on the mystery creature ful, mild weekend, perfect for outdoor decorating. case, said the animal in question is not behaving like a primate, especial- ly with all the nocturnal activity. The first sighting of the mystery creature occurred at the end of ‘Season of October. A homeowner reported hearing and seeing something in a tree behind his house. Holmes went light’ starts to investigate. Although the investi- gator acknowledges that there was something about 100 feet up in a pine Saturday tree in a nest-like structure, he was Get out your garland and untangle unable to identify it. those Christmas lights as Pensacola The homeowner told Holmes that Beach gets into the island spirit for the the creature had broken into some holidays. It’s time for businesses and jelly donuts that were at the site. residents to show their indomitable Holmes suggested that since the spirit and celebrate the season. creature had exhibited an interest in “We decided since this has been a the donuts, that the homeowner good year we would go full bore with should leave additional treats at the Christmas all through the month of base of the tree to lure the creature December,” Sandy Johnston, executive back to the ground. Holmes then director of the Pensacola Beach instructed the homeowner to call Chamber, said. once the animal was out of the tree. Each business owner and resident is The creature came and went with asked to go all out to decorate in their no one seeing it. own particular style to light up the hol- “I’m not discounting anything. iday season. Volunteers who can help However, this creature, whatever it elderly or infirm residents decorate are may be, simply isn’t acting like a pri- asked to call the Visitor’s Information mate (monkey),” Holmes said. Center at 932-1500 and then lend a “When it climbed up in the nest and hand where needed. hid, that wasn’t primate behavior. An The big decorating push begins orangutan would have peered over Saturday, and lights should be lit by 7 the side to watch what was going on p.m., islandwide. down below. Reed Dunne/Special to Gulf Breeze News Keep the decorations up through the “Orangutans don’t walk very well, A party with a purpose holidays and plan to participate or so they swing from limbs, and it’s enjoy the Pensacola Beach Boat Parade hard to swing from pine tree limbs. The Beach Bunko Babes (BBBs) recently hosted a “Pink Bunko”. Instead of the traditional Bunko prizes, the on Saturday, Dec. 15 followed by the Orangutans are messy eaters. If the hostess, Mary Dunne, made a donation for Breast Cancer Research. All enjoyed a wonderful evening and Christmas parade the following day. animal were an orangutan, you funds were raised for a great cause. The BBBs have been together over ten years and are comprised of past would expect to find pieces of donuts and present beach residents and friends. Pictured above (front) Nichole Warren, Mary Dunne, Carole Bayer, Sandshaker hosts or fruit scattered all over the place, Lori Royer (back) Shelley Bielenda, Kim Homewood, Amy Armstrong, Jill St Louis, Sherry Green, Lesley rather than just neatly nibbled.” Mateer and Barbara Balch. Thanksgiving The next sighting was reported Wednesday when a homeowner potluck Thursday reported hearing his dogs bark and a Bring your favorite dish to share as shadowy figure running across the the Sandshaker Bar & Grill hosts its roof of his dogs’ kennel late that Sharing our gifts just feels good annual Thanksgiving potluck on night. The homeowner didn’t get a Tomorrow is Thanksgiving! their sur- Thursday. The turkey is provided. good look at the creature since it was Almost everywhere we turn, we can prise, an “It’s an ongoing thing every year,” dark. see signs, news and TV newscasts, 11th family said Sandshaker owner Sonny Thursday, Holmes went to the site reminding us of the needs of those walked in. Campbell. and set up a culvert trap, baiting it around us and encouraging us to They had Two fried turkeys will be on hand to with bananas and apples, which had support those good causes. driven up accompany the leftovers anyone wants been donated by KC’s Produce in Because of our responses, numer- in a dilapi- to share with their friends beginning at Lake City. ous persons and families will have dated pick- 5 p.m. at the ’Shaker. Tim Spencer will “The trap was still empty Friday food and warmth for their up truck – perform as well. morning,” Holmes said. “However, Thanksgiving. Some may have a father, the story attracted quite a crowd to given out of a sense of duty, others mother, and three children. empty box. Each of the others went Fireworks planned the area, so the animal may have to avoid feelings of guilt, and still Someone told them food was being to their boxes, took some items of been simply avoiding the people.” others because they have learned the distributed. The pastor explained food out of their boxes and placed for New Year’s Eve Holmes continues to monitor the joys of sharing with others. That’s a that they had just gotten enough for them into the eleventh box, until the on Pensacola Beach situation. joy and inner satisfaction felt in no 10 boxes, but he would see what he 11th box had more than any of the “The possibility that it may be a other act. could do. other 10 boxes. Then, they turned The Spirit of the Season will go out fox squirrel is a good one,” Holmes I read an account of a church that One of the women, who had and gave the box to the new family. with a bang, if Nan Harper has any- said. received the names of 10 families already received her box and was What a wonderful expression of the thing to do with it. She’s soliciting Holmes speculates that if the trap who needed help to provide a about to go out the door, turned true spirit of Thanksgiving. funds to help produce a New Year’s catches any wildlife, it will be of the Thanksgiving dinner. People from around and went back and placed May each of us have a blessed Eve fireworks display at the Casino native variety. the church brought the items needed her box back on the table. She Thanksgiving along with feelings of Beach Parking lot. ––––––––––––––––––––––– and divided the items into 10 boxes pulled out another box from under gratitude for the good gifts of life Potential sponsors are asked to con- tact Harper at Island Realty, 916-7188 Bubba’s Beach will resume next which they placed on a table for the the table and began unloading some and the joy that comes with sharing week. 10 families to pick up. Then, to of the items from her box into the those good gifts. or her cell phone, 293-9321.

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LOCAL TV LISTINGS FOR YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER Thursday Evening MOVIES November 22, 2007 Thursday memorable Irving Berlin melodies performed here have none of that in the new episode “Tears of an with style, heart and panache. Inflatable Clown.” 7 pm 7:30 8 pm 8:30 9 pm 9:30 10 pm 10:30 9:02 p.m. on ABC Ugly Betty “Giving Up Grey’s Anatomy (:02) October Road News (N) (:35) Saturday Monday AABC October Road: Who says you can’t go home the Ghost” (N) “Crash Into Me” (N) “Let’s Get Owen” News (N) 7 p.m. on HBO 8 p.m. on NBC Survivor: China (N) CSI: Crime Scene Without a Trace News (N) Late again — or return to the network lineup after a BCBS (CC) Investigation (N) “Fight/Flight” (N) Show long hiatus? The drama series about a success- The Nativity Story: The title leaves little Heroes: Everyone’s on a mission in the new Commu- Chroni- Antiques Roadshow Dancesport World Nova “Master of the ful writer who returns to his hometown — and the doubt as to the subject of this drama, though it episode “Truth & Consequences.” Peter (Milo DPBS Ventimiglia) is headed for Primatech Paper to nity cles “Unique Antiques” Killer Ants” (N) people on whom he based his characters — is is something of a surprise to find it directed by ››› Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story News (N) Every- Every- destroy the virus he believes will kill most of the EFOX back for another run. In the season premiere, Catherine Hardwicke, who made her mark with (2004) Vince Vaughn. Premiere. (CC) Raymond Raymond the edgy “Thirteen.” She gives appropriately world’s people. Hiro (Masi Oka) is out to destroy ››› The Incredibles (2004, Adventure) Voices of Craig The Office News (N) Tonight Nick (Bryan Greenberg) teams up with Eddie his father’s killer. Niki (Ali Larter) has bad news CNBC reverential treatment to the saga of Mary and T. Nelson, Holly Hunter. (CC) (CC) Show (Geoff Stults) to try fetching Owen (Brad William to deliver to Micah (Noah Gray-Cabey). Maya Joseph (Keisha Castle-Hughes, Oscar Isaac), A&E The First 48 (CC) The First 48 (CC) The First 48 (CC) The First 48 (CC) Henke) home from New York, while Hannah (Lau- (Dania Ramirez) has a decision to make. Princess ›› The 700 Club (CC) who head for Bethlehem as they await the arrival ABCFAM The Princess Diaries (2001) Julie Andrews. (CC) ra Prepon) finally acknowledges her feelings. Tuesday COM Dunham Jeff Foxworthy White-Tater Drawn Drawn of a child who is destined to change the history DISN Montana Montana Montana Montana Montana Montana Montana Montana of religion. 9 p.m. on NBC Friday E! 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The fact remains that this latter vehicle for heads the school carnival committee, but a visit ven Bauer) is the initial suspect until Benson and SPIKE CSI: Crime Scn TNA iMPACT! (N) (CC) MAN MAN Bing Crosby, Danny Kaye, Rosemary Clooney from a diversity educator has him and his friends Stabler (Mariska Hargitay, Christopher Meloni) ›› TBS Payne Payne Diary of a Mad Black Woman (2005) (CC) Sex & and Vera-Ellen has become a compulsory part feeling ashamed of their role in perpetuating big- uncover some skeletons in her employers’ closet. ››› ››› TNT Mean Girls (2004) Lindsay Lohan. Mean Girls (2004) Lindsay Lohan. of the yuletide celebration for millions around the otry. They decide to cancel the carnival and deal Tragedy also strikes Stabler’s own family in “Pa- USA Law Order: CI Law & Order: SVU Law Order: CI Law & Order: SVU world. The classic title tune is just one of several with their issues instead — but the adults will ternity.” Friday Evening MOVIES November 23, 2007 Saturday Evening MOVIES November 24, 2007 Sunday Evening MOVIES November 25, 2007 7 pm 7:30 8 pm 8:30 9 pm 9:30 10 pm 10:30 7 pm 7:30 8 pm 8:30 9 pm 9:30 10 pm 10:30 7 pm 7:30 8 pm 8:30 9 pm 9:30 10 pm 10:30 Men in Trees “Sea Women’s Murder (:02) 20/20 (N) (CC) News (N) (:35) College Football Teams to Be Announced. 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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS November 21, 2007 3B Fun & Games Gulf Breeze NEWS Tickets on sale now for Planetarium Holiday Special The Pensacola Junior College Performance Tours run Friday rate their houses for the season, (PJC) Planetarium and Space THINGS TO DO and Saturday nights from and participants stop by a few Theatre mission for the holidays Thanksgiving until Dec.16, performances featuring great is to present an out-of-this world buy tickets, call the civic center The price is for $16.50 adults holiday characters. 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Audiences learn Winterfest 2007 will kick-off Eve. The cost is $10 for adults Horse and Buggy Tours about Northern Hemisphere Nov. 23 at 3:30 p.m. in the Plaza and $6 for kids 10 and under. This 20 minute tour is the I winter constellations and dis- Ferdinand in Pensacola with Frosty's Holiday Light perfect way to start an evening cover why we have seasons. Santa and friends. Family and Tour for couples or families with a Casting Crowns will perform at the Pensacola Civic Center Shows are 10 and 11:30 a.m. friends can mingle with Santa Frosty tours feature songs romantic view of the beautiful this Saturday. Monday through Friday, Dec. 3- and his friends while enjoying and stories of the holidays, holi- historic village. Buggy tours run 18. Tickets are $3.50 for pre-K, scholarships for graduating high tarosaartists.org or by request- hot chocolate, ginger lattes and day lights, and relaxing good every night of the Performance $4.50 for K-12, and $5.50 for all school seniors from Santa Rosa ing one be mailed by calling gingerbread cake. The delights cheer. This 25 minute tour is the Tours. The cost is $10 for adults others. county to pursue their studies in Marianne Richardson at (850) are $5 for attendees. This will be perfect antidote to the hustle and and $5 for kids 10 and under The Planetarium is open to art. 995-7056. followed immediately by the Elf bustle of gift returns and Prices listed above are for groups of 10 or more only. The show will take place in Parade. This year’s WinterFest exchanges, every night from online reservations up to noon Individuals or smaller groups the Santa Rosa County Casting Crowns at 2007 schedule includes: Dec. 26 through Dec. 30. The on the day of the event. On-site may be admitted to a pre-sched- Auditorium, located across US the civic center I Performance Tour price is for $10 adults and $6 for tickets rates are higher. For uled show if space is available. 90 from K-Mart in Milton. The Winterfest's premier tour fea- kids 10 and under. more information, visit Group reservations must be Heralded as one of the top- I Holiday Seville Walking www.pensacolawinterfest.org or location is easily accessed from billed tours of the season, tures 14 performances along a made one week ahead of the I-10 via Avalon Boulevard. 45 minute trip through down- Tour contact Denise Daughtry at 850- scheduled show. All sales are Casting Crowns brings their Neighbors compete to deco- 435-0914. Artists from all types of fine “The Altar and The Door” Tour town Pensacola. Singing guides final, no refunds. art mediums are encouraged to accompany you into a world of The PJC Planetarium and to the Pensacola Civic Center on participate in this show. Booth Saturday, Nov. 24. The tour is in wonder featuring scenes from Space Theatre is in Building 21 space is $53.25, including tax. your favorite holiday memories. at the southwest corner of the support of the group’s highly- Artists who wish to be judged anticipated third album released Pensacola campus on Airport for ribbons may opt to pay an Boulevard. in August. GULF BREEZE additional $10 jury fee. First, Casting Crowns has lead the For more ticket information second, third and honorable and reservations, call 484-1847. touring season, visiting 36 mar- 4 mention ribbons will be award- CINEMA Visit the Planetarium Web site at kets this fall, including Atlanta, ed in 15 categories, as well as a Birmingham, Houston, Relax...Refresh...Return http://planetarium.pjc.edu. Best of Show and People's Portland, Seattle, Phoenix, Los ● Choice award. Live Oak Plaza Hwy 98 Call to artists Angeles and Washington, D.C., This show has awarded over wrapping the tour on Dec. 2 in ● The Santa Rosa Art Call for ALL STADIUM SEATING ALL DIGITAL $8,000 in scholarships to Santa Dekalb, Ill. Association will host its annual Rosa graduates in the last six Special guests for the movie times ● BIRTHDAY PARTIES AVAILABLE benefit ArtFest art show Feb. 9- BIRTHDAY PARTIES AVAILABLE years. Application forms and Pensacola date will be Leeland 10, 2008. Proceeds from entry or visit our ● more details are available on the and John Waller. OPEN DAILY AT 12:30 PM fees for this juried show provide Association website www.san- web site! For more information or to 916-9402 ● Showtimes: 934-3332 Gulf Breeze, Hwy. 98 www.gulfbreezecinema4.com 3.7 miles east of Pensacola Beach Exit 916-9411 FAX Check out website@ MOVIESHOWTIME.NET

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Section C YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER November 21, 2007 Sports Schedule Lady Dolphins Nov. 26 Girls BKB vs. Central (Ninth grade 6 p.m., Var. lose 3-1 to 7:30 p.m.) JV girls BKB vs. PHS, 4:30 defending p.m. Nov. 27 2A champs Girls S vs. PHS (JV 5:30 BY JASON THOMPSON p.m., Var. 7:30) Gulf Breeze News Boys BKB vs. PHS at [email protected] Woodham (JV 4:30 p.m., Var. 7:30) St. John’s Country Day, the Girls BKB vs. PHS at defending 2A state champions, Woodham, 6 p.m. scored a pair of second half goals WR at Tate, 6 p.m. to pull away for a 3-1 win over the Nov. 28 current 4A state runners up Gulf GIrls S at Washington (JV Breeze Friday in Tallahassee. 5:30 p.m., Var. 7:30) “They outplayed us to the ball,” coach Sharon Kerby said. “I thought we were very predictable in our play.” Sports Briefs The match, played at Chiles High School, was scoreless until Country Day scored two Dolphin Winter Courtesy Photo minutes into the second half. Bayside Academy The GBHS boys cross country team, shown here with their Region 1-2A runner up trophy, took ninth at Saturday’s state meet. Less than a minute later, Jessica Majewski fielded a pass workshop starts from Carly Loehr and scored, next week tying the game at 1-1. The Bayside Soccer Club Dolphin CC ninth at state But Country Day kept Gulf will hold a Ballhandling Breeze (3-2) out of the goal for workshop will start on The Dolphins were led by Will Thomas, Catholic’s Chloe Kowalski for the first time the rest of the match, taking the BY JASON THOMPSON Wednesdays, starting Nov. 28, who was 27th with a time of 17:15. this season. “That’s a big thing for Emily,” lead for good with a goal off a Gulf Breeze News and will run through Dec. 19. Mark Washburn was 46th (17:36), coach Tom Aldridge said. corner kick with 29 minutes left [email protected] Cost is $40 per camper followed by Aber Wilson (57th - 17:46), Jen Pfeifler was leading after the one mile in the match. They added and checks can be made The Gulf Breeze boys cross country team Geoffrey Brill (59th - 17:17), Chad Robin mark, but finished 28th with a 20:05. Katie another with eight minutes left. payable to Bayside Soccer took ninth (249 points) at the Class 2A state (60th - 17:52), Tommy Gibble (96th - 18:29) Aldridge was third on the team (her best Ashley Collins played in goal Club, PO Box 363, Gulf meet Saturday in Dade City, their best finish and Dylan Lee (107th - 18:44). Wilson was place ever) with a 21:38 (78th), followed by the entire match for Gulf Breeze, FL 32561. in school history. the third fastest freshman in the field. Rebecca Smith (79th - 21:36), Lauren Breeze, who faced St. Augustine “Our motto for this season was ‘1-2-10’ - The girls team finished 11th with a 300, Musick (100th - 22:11), Briana Santiago Nease on Saturday. Pensacola Beach to finish first at district, second in the region missing the top 10 by only six points. (132nd - 23:18) and Meghan Kirby (137th - GBHS and their two Volleyball Club and top 10 at state and we accomplished our Emily Tryon led GBHS with a 19:32, 23:24). The top four girls (and five of their opponents have combined for goal. What more could a coach want?” good for 17th overall. She missed All State top six) return next year, while Wilson’s the 14 state appearances since 1999 tryouts start Dec. 1 coach Angel Savage said. honors by two spots, but she did beat lone male returner in 2008. with seven state titles. The Pensacola Beach Volleyball Club will hold tryouts on Saturday December 1 in the Gulf Breeze High School Gym. The 12, 13 and 14-under teams will try out from 9:30 a.m.-noon, while the 15, 16 and 17-under teams will be See Briefs, Page 3C 6 Tides

Pensacola Bay Entrance Nov. 21-28 W 21 Low 4:05 AM, High 6:18 PM Th 22 Low 4:58 AM, High 6:38 PM F 23 Low 5:57 AM, High 7:17 PM Sa 24 Low 7:06 AM, High 8:09 PM Courtesy Photo Su 25 Low 8:23 AM, High 9:08 PM Making history Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News M 26 Low 9:43 AM, High 10:08 PM Tu 27 Low 10:53 AM, High 11:06 PM Kristen Dorsey became GBHS’ first ever female golfer to sign with a Division Schroeder to swim for Privateers W 28 Low 11:48 AM, High 11:56 PM I school Thursday, signing to play at Kansas State. Also pictured (seated): Ellyn Schroeder signed a swimming scholarship with the University of New parents Gail and Tom Dorsey and brothers Patrick and Thomas Dorsey. Back Orleans Thursday. Also pictured (seated) parents Donna and Kyle Schroeder. Navarre Beach Nov. 21-28 (from left): uncle Curtis Dorsey, brother Andrew Dorsey, cousin Bill Dorsey, Standing: GBHS swim coach Teri Atzhorn, sister Koren Schroeder and W 21 Low 2:13 AM, High 5:34 PM grandparents Flo and Jim Hendrix and uncle Bear Dorsey. grandparents Joann and Don Krasny. Not shown: sister Michelle Schroeder. Th 22 Low 3:06 AM, High 5:54 PM F 23 Low 4:05 AM, High 6:33 PM Sa 24 Low 5:14 AM, High 7:25 PM Su 25 Low 6:31 AM, High 8:24 PM Dorsey signs with K-State Schroeder to swim at UNO M 26 Low 7:51 AM, High 9:24 PM Tu 27 Low 9:01 AM, High 10:22 PM BY JASON THOMPSON her,” said coach/athletic director Mark BY JASON THOMPSON Schroeder’s prowess in the 100 yard W 28 Low 9:56 AM, High 11:12 PM Kostic. “Kristen’s worked hard for four breaststroke is what drew UNO to her - Gulf Breeze News Gulf Breeze News [email protected] years and is ready for the next level.” [email protected] and her to them. Schroeder was seventh Milton, Blackwater River Dorsey says the coach (Kristi at that event at the recent state meet. Nov. 21-28 Kristen Dorsey became GBHS’ first ever Knight) was the main reason for Ellyn Schroeder’s love for swimming “I might do some speed freestyle, but W 21 Low 6:26 AM, High 9:21 PM Division I female signee in golf, signing choosing K-State - but sheepishly after not swimming her junior year paid I’ll probably just stay with the Th 22 Low 7:19 AM, High 9:41 PM F 23 Low 8:18 AM, High 10:20 PM with Kansas State University Thursday. “I admitted another. off on Thursday as she inked a scholarship breaststroke,” said Schroeder. Sa 24 Low 9:27 AM, High 11:12 PM was shocked, it’s a great honor,” Dorsey said “They had the best dorms,” the with the University of New Orleans. The daughter of Kyle and Donna Su 25 Low 10:44 AM of the honor. “I hope I do well up there.” daughter of Tom and Gail Dorsey said. “A year ago, we weren’t sure this Schroeder chose UNO over Florida Gulf M 26 High 12:11 AM, High 12:04 PM Dorsey led the Lady Dolphin golf “It’s going to be your home for four could still be a possible dream. But her Coast and Florida International. “Their Tu 27 High 12:11 AM, Low 12:04 PM team to a sixth place finish at the recent years. You don’t want to come back to a determination made this happen,” GBHS coach (Randy Horner) made the biggest W 28 High 2:09 AM, Low 2:09 PM 2A state meet. “We’re all very excited for not so nice dorm.” swim coach Teri Atzhorn said. impression on me,” Schroeder said.

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JASON FRANKLIN NIKOLA CHERRY BRENT JOSH ASHTON Gulf THOMPSON HAYES STAMENKOVICH FITCH LANE JURNOVOY VANCE* Gulf Breeze News Gulf Breeze News Official “Cheesehead” Resort Realty Cat Country 98.7 FM Blue/Gold Sports Ed. GB c/o 2007 Breeze Game 1 Florida State at Florida Florida Florida Florida Florida Florida Florida Florida St. Sports Game 2 Alabama at Auburn Auburn Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Auburn section Game 3 Georgia at Georgia Tech Georgia Georgia Georgia Georgia Georgia Georgia Georgia Game 4 Arkansas at LSU LSU LSU LSU LSU LSU LSU LSU online Game 5 Tennessee at Kentucky Kentucky Kentucky Kentucky Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee at Game 6 Ole Miss at Mississippi State Miss State Miss State Miss State Miss State Miss State Miss State Miss State www. Game 7 Clemson at South Carolina S. Carolina Clemson S. Carolina Clemson S. Carolina Clemson S. Carolina

TWELVE Game 8 Saints at Panthers Saints Saints Saints Saints Saints Saints Saints gulf- Game 9 Redskins at Bucs Bucs Bucs Bucs Redskins Bucs Redskins Bucs breeze Game 10 Bills at Jaguars Jags Bills Bills Bills Jags Jags Jags news. WEEK / Last Week Last Week# 6-4 4-6 6-4 6-4 3-7 5-5 N A com TOTAL TOTAL# 61-39 61-39 68-32 61-39 57-43 63-37 N/A

About our Guest Pickers: * Vance, a freshman at Florida State, played varsity baseball for two years while at GBHS. He’s majoring in business. #Due to an early print deadline because of the Thanksgiving holiday, last week’s totals for each picker weren’t able to make it in this issue. They’ll run in the Nov. 29 issue.

ADVERTISE IN THE A look back with another top 10 GULF BREEZE NEWS During my five-plus years Scott, among others, Dolphin Call (850) 932-8986 here, there have been a handful fans were optimistic that this of teams I couldn’t wait to get Ramblin’ past season would have been the out and see play. As a year the Dolphins would, as The continuation of my column a On Doors once said “break on few weeks ago on the top 10 through to the other side.” most memorable games during Unfortunately, it wasn’t to HIDEA:<8G6BEH my time here, this week we’ll be as the Dolphins ran into 7:;DG:I=:NHIDENDJ# focus on teams 10 through 6 Jason Thompson Justin Oehrle and the Pine on my top 10 GBHS sports Forest Eagles in the district 8VaXZi»hig^eaZXVaX^jb[dgbjaV^hYZh^\cZYid]Zaeœ teams of the last five years. Dolphin baseball fans were the postseason. And with a semifinals. The Dolphins did hideadlXVaX^jbaZ\XgVbeh#?jhiVh`ndjge]VgbVX^hi# (Note - teams from this hoping ‘next year’ would’ve senior laden team that included win 17 games this past season, current school year were not been ‘this year’ in terms of the Brad McGuire, Greg Tober, beating two state tournament eligible for the list.) Dolphins making the playoffs. Tyler Gross, Boomer Harrington teams (Pine Forest and Jay) in

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Photos courtesy of Alby Lindon Had enough yet? Stephen Houser (above) and Erich Reitz (below) grapple in the Dolphins’ preseason meet at South Walton Nov. 10, which GBHS won. The Dolphins’ regular season opener, the Fort Walton Invitational Saturday, was after the News’ early deadline (due to the Thanksgiving holiday). Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News Look for those results in the Nov. 29 issue of the Gulf Breeze News. Varsity volleyball award winners From left: Deannette Zuniga (most digs), Jasmine Crowell (Most Improved), Celia Eddy (Most Kills and Blocks, Academic Award) and Tristan Powers (Most Assists, Team Most Valuable Player). Volleyball team holds banquet

BY JASON THOMPSON Gulf Breeze News [email protected] The Gulf Breeze Lady Dolphin volleyball program celebrated another strong season with their annual awards banquet Nov. 14 at First Baptist Church. After the invocation by varsity player Brittany Wheeler, players, coaches, family and friends enjoyed what’s becoming a GBHS sports tradition - a catered Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News meal pasta and chicken marsala Varsity volleyball award winners courtesy of Carrabba’s. From left: Kelly Hayes (JV Most Valuable Player) and Sallie See VBall, Page 6C 6 Papajohn (Ninth grade team Academic, Most Vaulable Player).

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GULF BREEZE NEWS (850) 932-8986 www.gulfbreezenews.com GULF BREEZE NEWS November 21, 2007 5C Sports Gulf Breeze NEWS 2007 Dolphin senior football RAMBLIN’: managers and mascot Nemith’s first squad makes top 10 list Continued from Page 2C Fortunately, they didn’t have to replace Johnny Miller. 9) Girls basketball, The Dolphins lost only 2005-06 twice during the regular The Lady Dolphin season, entering the district basketball team of two years tournament as the top seed. ago was loaded with seniors, Up 2-1 in the final minutes including starters Katie of the district title game Dollinger, Caitlin Skislak, against Washington, Miller Jenna Moes, Ashley Olsen made a leaping save to his and Christina Vickrey. right on a shot that was The Lady Dolphins won destined to tie the game. seven of its last eight regular Gulf Breeze went on to season games, beating Pace, win that game 3-1 and Catholic and Navarre in that advance all the way to the stretch. But GBHS was the regional final before losing fourth seed, meaning a to Fernandina Beach. matchup with Washington in the semifinals. The Lady 6) Volleyball, 2005 Dolphins finished the season The Lady Dolphin volley- at 16-10. ball team entered the season Photo courtesy of AthletesFeatsPhotography.com Photo courtesy of AthletesFeatsPhotography.com with nine seniors, three of Thao Nguyen, escorted by brother Tam Nguyen. Jessica Rapp, escorted by mother Lusetta Rapp. 8) Football, 2003 which (Jaime Hayes, Caitlin When coach Chris Nemith Skislak and Jenna Thorp) came on board in April, would go on and play college 2003, I remember thinking ball for at least one season. ‘if we get three wins, I’d be Gulf Breeze would start happy.’ the season 17-0 before losing Well, the Dolphins did get a match at Fort Walton dur- three wins - in the first ing the fall break. The Lady month of the season. Dolphins would lose another What registers as, by far, regular season match before the comeback story of my heading into the district time here, the Dolphins shut tournament as the top seed. out Navarre on the final The Lady Dolphins earned week of the regular season to that top seed by beating force a three-way shootout Washington twice during the for second place at Navarre regular season. The third three days later. time would be the charm for The Dolphins came back Washington, who’d win the from a 10-0 deficit against district title and force the Bay with 2:20 left, getting a Lady Dolphins to travel. 43-yard field goal from Gulf Breeze trailed at Chase Griffin as time Wakulla two games to one expired, to force overtime. before forcing a fifth game. GBHS would win in The Lady Dolphins would overtime, then edge Navarre lose that decisive game to 7-0 to clinch the runner up finish the season at 23-4. spot. Wakulla has been a thorn in the side of Northwest 7) Boys soccer, 2006-07 Florida programs, beating at The Dolphins entered the least one area team in the Photo courtesy of AthletesFeatsPhotography.com Photo courtesy of AthletesFeatsPhotography.com season having to replace key playoffs each of the last four Anna Schundelmier, escorted by parents Cindy and Benny. Will Shumate, escorted by father Dale Shumate. members of its defense. years.

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www.gulfbreezenews.com (850) 932-8986 GULF BREEZE NEWS 6C November 21, 2007 GULF BREEZE NEWS Sports Gulf Breeze NEWS ON CAMPUS Subscribe to the Gulf Breeze Continued from Page 4C Corie Skislak had 200 kills News! Call 932-8986 this season and was among the conference’s best in hitting percentage. She also second on the team in blocks with 51 KOOL BREEZE of N.W.F. Caitlin played in 30 of MOC’s 32 matches, registering For Terrific Cooling Service 104 digs. ‘77 Dolphin Kristi Lee (c/o ‘07) and her 939-3325 South football Alabama teammates CERTIFIED finished their team wins season at 9- TECHNICIANS 8-3 on Nov. inaugural Ready to Serve You! 7 as they lost to Western Optimist Kentucky in Bowl Sun Belt Conference BY JASON THOMPSON Small Business Development Center Tournament, Lee Gulf Breeze News at the University of West Florida which they [email protected] hosted. The 1977 Dolphin football 401 E Chase Street, Suite 100 Lee started every match for team won the inaugural Optimist Pensacola FL 32502 the Lady Jags, registering two 850.473.7830 assists on the season. She also Bowl, beating Jay 46-22. Donnie Brown was 11-for-13 www.sbdc.uwf.edu helped USA finish fourth in the passing for 228 yards and three conference in goals allowed and Free management assistance to small business owners goals against average. touchdowns and rushed for a fourth score. Mackensie Jimison (c/o ‘04) Courtesy Photo Tim Koontz caught a 30-yard led Spring Hill College’s golf team Brian Shreve shoots for two Nov. 14 against Central. to a fifth place finish at the touchdown pass and ran for two others. Jimmy Watts (35 yards) University of Mobile’s Fall Classic. Smith and Alec Cann had four and Jimmy Rich (61) caught Jimison shot a 78 (only two each, Peardon and Hibberts DOLPHINS touchdown passes in the win, shots from the tournament’s best three each and Jeff White two. while Richard Hardy added a opening round) on Nov. 5 and Cann and Hibberts both had Law Office Continued from Page 4C 57-yard touchdown run. of followed that up with an 83 the five rebounds for the Dolphins, Shelley Guy Reynolds Rich and Koontz both had next day. The first non-Campbell who won the game shorthanded interceptions for the Dolphins, Carroll Papajohn (c/o ‘06) bucket from the Jags made it a - they’ll be without Dustin while Jody Brown was 4-for-5 caught two passes for 21 yards 12 point game before Gulf Clements for 4-6 weeks (bro- on extra points. in Dartmouth’s 56-35 loss at Breeze scored the final six of the ken foot) and Colin Kupris for ● Koontz was sixth in the area 3 West Garden Suite 718 Brown Nov. 10. third quarter for a 47-27 lead. 6-8 weeks (broken hand). Pensacola, FL 32503 in rushing that season (754 Doug Baldwin (c/o ‘07) had Gulf Breeze scored the final Because of an early deadline yards, eight touchdowns), while two rushes for three yards and 14 points of the game, with because of the Thanksgiving Watts (21 receptions, 321 four kickoffs totalling 106 yards included buckets by Patrick, holiday, the Dolphins’ yards, four touchdowns) and in Stanford's 33-17 loss at Andrews, Bo Peardon and preseason clash with Navarre David Davidson (16 catches, Washington State on Nov. 10. Garrett Carr. didn’t make it to press. Read 194 yards, one touchdown) Baldwin's longest return of Carr had eight points on 3- about that game, as well as their Vicky Griffin, D.O. were fourth and ninth in 42 yards set up the Cardinal’s for-5 shooting with five season opener Monday at PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION receiving, respectively. first score, one that put Stanford rebounds. Brian Shreve added Panama City Mosley in the 1972 - David Napier was the OBSTETRICS & GYNECOLOGY within 13-7 in the third quarter. five points, while Marcus Nov. 29 issue. lone Dolphin football player to make the All County team. New Patients Welcome 1977 - The Dolphin basketball IMMEDIATE APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE team lost a pair of games in a preseason jamboree in Niceville. Gulf Breeze lost to Niceville 21- 3261 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. 15 and Milton 14-13. and Baptist The games were the first for Medical Park the Dolphins since the graduation of Jimmy Cotton, their leading scorer from a year 916-44300 ago, who signed to play at the University of Florida. 1982 - Woody Johnston (52 receptions), Scott Pierson (41) and Kevin Wilkie (31) finished 1-2-3 in the area in catches. Tommy Nash (1,635 yards, 13 touchdowns) was the only area quarterback to break Specializing in: 1,000 passing. ● 1992 - The Baker Gators Contact Lenses edged Gulf Breeze 56-54 in ● overtime of the Walton Tip Off Family Eyecare Classic. Jimmy Buttrum had 21 ● points for the Dolphins, while Sports Vision David Satterwhite had 18 and Suzanne Day, O.D. Dave Gallagher 13. Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News And then there was one The Lady Dolphin soccer team went 1-2 at the Soccer 932-4184 Ali Venezia waits for her name to be called at the GBHS volleyball banquet Nov. 14 at First Kick Thanksgiving Tournament Baptist Church. Venezia was the team’s only senior. at Dolphin Stadium. 97 Baybridge ● Gulf Breeze, FL See Back in Time, Page 7C 6 V-BALL: GBHS celebrates PUBLIC NOTICE strong showing in 2007 Pursuant to Florida Statutes 197.3632 (3)(a), Santa Rosa County gives this notice that it intends to utilize the uniform method of collecting non-ad valorem assessments. Such Continued from Page 3C assessments may be made in any portion of Santa Rosa County and may be utilized for road paving or construction, road impact construction, storm water improvements, First up was ninth grade coach Jarrod Denmon, fire protection, sanitary sewer construction, potable water, canal maintenance, street whose freshman went unbeaten against fellow lighting, fire hydrant installation, or any other purpose authorized by law. A public hear- freshman competition this season (16-0). ing to adopt a resolution authorizing the uniform method of collecting non-ad valorem “They’re old enough to realize, that’s not easy assessments will be held on December 13, 2007, at 9:30 a.m., in the Santa Rosa to do,” Denmon said. County Administrative Center, Commissioners Meeting Room, 6495 Caroline Street, Sallie Papajohn was awarded the team’s Milton, Florida. Academic Award winner, as well as the team Most Valuable Player. Next up was David McGreal and the junior varsity squad. His team went 15-4 this season. “It was without a doubt, a great season all around,” McGreal said. Happy Hour Daily 4 - 7 p.m. Kelly Hayes was the team’s MVP, while THE NICEST SPORTS GRILLE Connor Tate was the Academic Award winner. DOWNTOWN! Dabney Abbott and Kylie Conner were the team's Op e n Most Improved. Daily 11 A.M. Varsity coach Waynn Sellers was up next, Sunday JA ZZ Brunc introducing his squad. A short-handed Gulf Jason Thompson/Gulf Breeze News 10 A. h M. - 2 P .M. Breeze squad finished the season 12-7 and was Varsity coach Waynn Sellers speaks at the FREE WIRELESS INTERNET the ‘odd team out’ as far as the postseason goes. GBHS volleyball banquet Nov. 14 at First Navarre and Washington represented District 1- Baptist Church. DowntownStyle Live Entertainment by J.B. Davis 4A in the playoffs. Celia Eddy was the team’s Academic Award Thur.-Sat. 7 P.M. - Until Sun. 11 A.M. - 2 P.M. 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Submitted Photo GBSA Mini Mite cheerleaders into The 2007 Gulf Breeze Sports Association mini mite cheerleaders and trainers are (front row, Dive from left): Sidney Bulla, Abby Zimmer, Nina Staviski and Cate McCain. Second row (from left): Maddy Etheridge, Alyssa Scott, Leanna Samay, Whitney Weldon, Maddy Bell, Lilly Smith, Rainey Niles and Jordan Barnes. Third row (from left): Jade Tatum, Shelby Taylor, Maddy Pittman, Kaitlyn Boswell, Emily Waters, Olivia Spann, Roxy Vogel, Rachel Greer and Emily Laird. Back row (from left): trainers Casey Redish, Kassidy Milani and Megan Keene BACK IN TIME: ‘77 Dolphins cap off with with bowl win Continued from Page 6C player C.D. Harris made difference in the Dolphins’ 1-0 Florida’s U15 Olympic win over Leon. Keith Savage Gulf Breeze lost its opener Development Program squad. had the assist in that game and 2-1 to Choctaw before routing 2002 - The GBHS swim had a goal and an assist in a 5-3 Northwest Florida’s Pace 7-0. Heather Hutchins had team were the top public school loss to Chiles. four goals, while Mica Mardis, finisher at the 1A state meet in Machesky and Montie FREE Entertainment Magazine Kim Zammitt and Joh Fort Lauderdale, as the boys Lewing both scored in the loss, ● Glassmire had one goal each. and girls finished 12th and while Ben Keane and David Dining Reviews Hutchins had the lone goal 16th, respectively. Brown had assists. ● Calendar of Events Pick up for Gulf Breeze in a 7-1 loss to Kyle Cormier placed in five Tyler Story, Adam Schrock ● Shopping / Sightseeing Woodham. events, including a fifth place and Brandon Johanson had ● 1997 - The Dolphin finish in the 500 yard freestyle. goals in a 3-0 win over Navarre, Movie Reviews basketball team fell to 0-6 on Sunny Gibson placed in four while Lewing had an assist. ● Kids Activity Page the season after losses to events for the girls, including a The Dolphin basketball team ● Recipes Niceville and Pine Forest. ninth place finish in the 100 split a pair of games in the ● Gary Wargo had 15 points yard backstroke. The quartet of Optimist Tip Off Tournament. Beach Activities at locations and 10 rebounds, while Jace Gibson, Carly Saul, Heather The girls basketball team ● Arts & Entertainment Crooke had nine in a 58-55 loss Rhoden and Candace Knowles opened the season with a 61-30 ● all over to Niceville. Brian Cocoran had were ninth in the 200 yard loss to PHS. Mallary Campbell Nature & Local Beauty 16 points, while Crooke had 12 medley relay. had 15 points for Gulf Breeze. and MORE ! Northwest and Brian Mink 11 in a 74-60 Cecily Welsh (21:35) and Campbell had 18 points, five loss to Pine Forest. Jenny Miller (21:41) were 67th rebounds and three steals in a Florida. The girls team fell to 1-7 and 69th, respectively at the 36-35 loss to Milton. The Lady after losses to Tate and state cross country meet. Panthers scored the game- Escambia. Julie Dease had The Dolphin soccer team winning point on a free throw eight points and Bree Bolster advanced to the final of the with 1.3 seconds left. To Advertise seven in a 58-28 loss at Tate, Tallahassee Kickoff Classic, Kaley Morris scored 10 wihle Cathryn Outzen had 10 losing to Washington 1-0 in goals in five games as the Lady Call points and Bolster nine in a 65- penalty kicks. Dolphin JV soccer team won 43 loss to Escambia. Jordan Machesky’s goal late the Panama City Rutherford Dolphin and Bayside soccer in the first half was the Tournament. 850-932-8986

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In Cold Water Allow approximately 30 minutes per pound. 4 to 12 pounds 2 to 6 hours 12 to 16 pounds 6 to 8 hours 16 to 20 pounds 8 to 10 hours 20 to 24 pounds 10 to 12 hours Wrap your turkey securely, making sure the water is not able to leak through the wrapping. Submerge your wrapped turkey in cold tap water. Change the water every 30 minutes. Cook the turkey immediately after it is thawed. Do not refreeze. Cook It Your Way! No matter which method you use to cook your turkey, use a food thermometer to insure that your turkey and stuffing are cooked to a safe minimum internal temperature of 165 °F. Check the internal temperature in the innermost part of the thigh and wing and the thickest part of the breast. For rea- sons of personal preference, consumers may choose to cook turkey to higher temperatures. These times are approximate and should always be used in conjunction with a properly placed thermometer. Approximate Whole Turkey Cooking Times FAMILY FEATURES Times for fresh or thawed turkey in a preheated 325 °F oven hat government agency is open on Thanksgiving Day? The United States Department of Agriculture on the job to protect pub- Weight Unstuffed Timing Stuffed Timing lic health through food safety. For more than 20 years, the USDA Meat and Poultry Hotline has helped Turkey Day cooks weath- 8 to 12 pounds 2 3/4 to 3 hours 3 to 3 1/2 hours er a variety of culinary storms and travails. In recent years, the Hotline has developed the innovative “Ask Karen” feature (AskKaren.gov) on the Web that allows consumers to type questions online and receive an immediate reply from USDA’s vir- 12 to 14 pounds 3 to 3 3/4 hours 3 1/2 to 4 hours W tual representative 24 hours a day. 14 to 18 pounds 3 3/4 to 4 1/4 hours 4 to 4 1/4 hours These efforts are just part of a long-running campaign by USDA’s food safety educators to teach Americans about the dangers of food- 18 to 20 pounds 4 1/4 to 4 1/2 hours 4 1/4 to 4 3/4 hours borne illness and the importance of adopting safe cooking and food handling behaviors. The statistics show that approximately 5,000 20 to 24 pounds 4 1/2 to 5 hours 4 3/4 to 5 1/4 hours Americans will die each year due to a foodborne illness — that’s almost 14 people a day, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Electric Roaster Oven Thanksgiving dinner is an ideal time to put food safety tips into practice because it is the most challenging for average American con- Generally, the cooking time and oven temperature setting sumers to cook. Food safety considerations are often overlooked, especially since there may be several cooks preparing food for the cele- are the same as for conventional cooking. Preheat the oven bration. “Food that is mishandled can cause very serious consequences for all, especially for “at-risk” groups — infants, young children, to at least 325 °F. Place the turkey on the roaster oven rack older adults, pregnant women, and people with weakened immune systems.” or other meat rack so the turkey is raised out of the juices “Thanksgiving dinner can be a challenging meal to prepare because it is so time-consuming and complex,” said USDA Under Secretary that collect in the bottom of the oven liner. Leave the lid on for Food Safety Dr. Richard Raymond. “When you factor in thawing the turkey, cooking the turkey, preparing side dishes and desserts — throughout cooking, removing it as little as possible to avoid and making sure guests are accounted for — it is easy to forget that food safety is the most important ingredient to making the meal an slowing the cooking process. Always check the roaster oven’s enjoyable one.” use and care manual for the manufacturer’s recommended temperature setting and time. Grilling a Turkey Outdoor cooking of a big bird for the holiday meal is becom- ing a popular cooking method. During grilling, a turkey cooks by indirect heat in an outdoor covered gas or charcoal 1. Keep Everything Clean — Keep hands a food thermometer. Every part of the grill, and a pan of water is placed beneath the grilling surface and surfaces clean. Wash hands with turkey and the center of the stuffing should to catch the fat and juices that drip from the turkey as it soap and warm water for 20 seconds before reach a safe minimum internal temperature cooks. Cooking is done by the hot, smoky, steamy air. and after handling food. Run cutting boards of 165 °F. For reasons of personal prefer- Turkeys that are 16 pounds or less are the recommended and utensils through the dishwasher or ence, consumers may choose to cook poul- size for safe grilling. A larger turkey remains in the “Danger wash them in hot soapy water after each try to higher temperatures. Zone” — between 40 and 140 °F — too long. Do not stuff use. Keep countertops clean by washing 4. Store Leftovers Safely — Discard any the turkey. Because cooking is at a low temperature, it can with hot soapy water after preparing food. turkey, stuffing, side dishes and gravy take too long for the temperature of the stuffing to reach 2. Don’t Cross Contaminate —When you left out at room temperature longer than 165 °F. Also, smoked stuffing has an undesirable flavor. prepare Thanksgiving dinner, keep the raw 2 hours. Divide leftovers into smaller turkey away from vegetables and portions, and refrigerate them in cov- side dishes. Consider using one cutting ered, shallow containers for quicker board for fresh produce and bread and a cooling. Be sure to consume refrigerated separate one for raw meat, poultry, and turkey, stuffing, side dishes and gravy seafood. Washing the cutting board with within 3 to 4 days or freeze the leftovers hot, soapy water after each use; then rinse for later use. with clear water and air dry or pat dry with 5. Keep Egg-rich Desserts Chilled — clean paper towels. Pumpkin pie is as much a staple of the and moisture content; when foods baked 3. Cook the Turkey and Stuffing to a Safe holiday meal as the turkey. 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Wood can be allow it to burn easily, and to 913 Gulf Breeze Parkway Harbortown - Suite 41 wood-burning stove, a fire- ant odors, and some just don't stacked many ways, but for sat- give up a high proportion of its Gulf Breeze, Florida 32561 place, or a fire pit, there are a burn well. isfactory results several things heat value. Personal preference plays an should be done. Because of the water in it, 850. 916.1000 Fax 850.916.0080 few things you need to know [email protected] about selecting and preparing important part in choice of fire- Wood should not be stacked unseasoned wood is heavier w w w . r p l e g a l . c o m your firewood. wood. Oaks, hickories and ash on the ground. Use some base than dry wood. If you don't Hardwoods make better fire- are usually preferred. Live oak material such as treated fence know whether your firewood is wood than soft woods. They is one of the heavier woods. It posts, old cross ties, or sections seasoned, compare its weight produce more heat, burn burns well, stores well and is of utility poles. Treated timbers to seasoned wood of the same longer, and generate less smoke widely distributed, but it is on concrete building blocks are type. Use a bathroom scale to and soot. somewhat difficult to split. Red frequently used. weigh a fixed volume, such as a The denser or heavier woods oaks are plentiful and easy to The stacks should be sup- cardboard boxful, of each. have the highest energy values. split. They often have a sour ported. Deeply set fence posts There are other signs of wet, So, you should choose a high- odor when freshly cut. Ash has work well and seldom need fresh-cut wood. density wood if it is available often been called the best fire- bracing unless the stack Split a fireplace log and look in your area. wood. Blackjack and other exceeds 4 feet in height. Some at the split surfaces. Recently Species with high-density scrub oaks are preferred by stacks are made between living cut wood will have a darker, wood include live oak, red oaks some almost to the exclusion of trees, but small trees sway wet-looking center with lighter, (including water and scrub other woods. when the wind blows, making drier-looking wood near the oaks), white oaks, hickories, When cutting wood, make the stack unstable. The stack edges or ends that have been hophornbean, dogwood and sure you use proper safety may be covered on top by ply- exposed since cutting. eucalyptus. equipment. For more informa- wood, sheet metal, plastic Wet wood will be easier to Species with medium-densi- tion on gathering, preparing sheet, or other waterproof split than dry wood, too. And ty wood include ash, sycamore, and storing your firewood, material. The cover should be when firewood is very fresh the elm, Magnolia and red maple. review the online UF/IFAS secure enough to prevent blow- bark will be tightly attached. Species with low-density publication at ing off and should be Bark on very dry logs usually wood include willow, cotton- http://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/BODY_ adjustable as the wood is used can be pulled off easily. LEGALS What’s on Sale? NOTICE OF 6495 Caroline St., Milton, County, In the State of AVALON BEACH as follows: following Tax Sale APPLICATION Florida on the 7th day of Florida. Parcel ID: 40-1N-28-0090- Certificate has filed said FOR TAX DEED January, 2008 at 12:00 55500-0190 Certificate Number: 1332 Tax Certificate for the Tax noon. Dated this the 14th Unless such certificate shall Name in which Assessed: Year of Issuance: 2001 Deed to be issued there- NOTICE IS HEREBY day of November, 2007. be redeemed according to CHARLES J KOLAR, on. The Certificate GIVEN THAT THOMAS N Law, the Property CHRISTELLE KOLAR Description of Property: Number and year of OR LINDA J WHITE- Mary M. Johnson described in such All of the above property is LTS 7 & 8 BLK 642, Issuance, the Description Missing ads from SPUNNER holder of the Clerk of the Circuit Court Certificate will be sold to the located in Santa Rosa AVALON BEACH of property, and Name(s) following Tax Sale of Santa Rosa County, Highest Bidder, at the east County, In the State of Parcel ID: 40-1N-28- in which it is assessed is Certificate has filed said Florida end lobby of the County Florida. 0090-64200-0070 as follows: Tax Certificate for the Tax –––––––––––––––––– Administrative Complex at your favorite stores? Deed to be issued there- NOTICE OF 6495 Caroline St., Milton, Unless such certificate shall Name in which Assessed: Certificate Number: 1281 on. The Certificate APPLICATION Florida on the 7th day of be redeemed according to CHARLES R TEAS, Year of Issuance: 2002 Number and year of FOR TAX DEED January, 2008 at 12:00 Law, the Property VERGIL A TEAS Issuance, the Description noon. Dated this the 14th described in such All of the above property Description of Property: Tell the store of property, and Name(s) NOTICE IS HEREBY day of November, 2007. Certificate will be sold to the is located in Santa Rosa LT 20 BLK 446, AVALON in which it is assessed is GIVEN THAT THOMAS N Highest Bidder, at the east County, In the State of BEACH manager you’d like as follows: OR LINDA J WHITE- Mary M. Johnson end lobby of the County Florida. Parcel ID: 40-1N-28-0090- SPUNNER holder of the Clerk of the Circuit Court Administrative Complex at 44600-0200 following Tax Sale of Santa Rosa County, 6495 Caroline St., Milton, Unless such certificate shall Name in which Assessed: to see their ad in Certificate Number: 2248 Certificate has filed said Florida Florida on the 7th day of be redeemed according to GLORIA GIBBS Year of Issuance: 2005 Tax Certificate for the Tax –––––––––––––––––– January, 2008 at 12:00 Law, the Property All of the above property is Deed to be issued there- NOTICE OF noon. Dated this the 14th described in such located in Santa Rosa Gulf Breeze News, Description of Property: on. The Certificate APPLICATION day of November, 2007. Certificate will be sold to the County, In the State of LT 1, EL DORADO Number and year of FOR TAX DEED Mary M. Johnson Highest Bidder, at the east Florida. ESTATES, AS DES IN OR Issuance, the Description Clerk of the Circuit Court end lobby of the County Gulf Breeze’s BOOK 1752 PG 998 of property, and Name(s) NOTICE IS HEREBY of Santa Rosa County, Administrative Complex at Unless such certificate shall Parcel ID: 15-2S-26-1040- in which it is assessed is GIVEN THAT CHARLES Florida 6495 Caroline St., Milton, be redeemed according to LOCALLY OWNED, 00000-0010 as follows: BODAMER holder of the –––––––––––––––––– Florida on the 7th day of Law, the Property Name in which Assessed: following Tax Sale NOTICE OF January, 2008 at 12:00 described in such SCOTT W KEMP, Certificate Number: 2198 Certificate has filed said APPLICATION noon. Dated this the 14th Certificate will be sold to the community newspaper. DONNA MARIA KEMP Year of Issuance: 2005 Tax Certificate for the Tax FOR TAX DEED day of November, 2007. Highest Bidder, at the east All of the above property is Deed to be issued there- end lobby of the County located in Santa Rosa Description of Property: on. The Certificate NOTICE IS HEREBY Mary M. Johnson Administrative Complex at County, In the State of LT 11 BLK 9, WHISPER- Number and year of GIVEN THAT CHARLES Clerk of the Circuit Court 6495 Caroline St., Milton, For details, call 932-8986 Florida. ING PINES EST. PHASE Issuance, the Description BODAMER holder of the of Santa Rosa County, Florida on the 7th day of 2, AS DES IN OR BOOK of property, and Name(s) following Tax Sale Florida January, 2008 at 12:00 Unless such certificate shall 1403 PG 15 in which it is assessed is Certificate has filed said –––––––––––––––––– noon. Dated this the 14th be redeemed according to Parcel ID: 11-2S-26-5689- as follows: Tax Certificate for the Tax NOTICE OF day of November, 2007. 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